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Importing from Excel. When mapping, a required column is not showing up. 

 

The table column importing to is a whole number column. It is required. I can't find anything on this one. 

 

This is the Excel table (just showing the headers)

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 This is the table column list, referring to CustID

STS1SS_1-1695928660609.png

 And column properties

 

STS1SS_2-1695928740075.png

 

I'd appreciate any input. 

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  • Michael E. Gernaey Profile Picture
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    Hi,

     

    Can you please provide a picture of the Mapping process so we can see exactly what you mean.


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  • AhmedSalih Profile Picture
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    Hello, @STS1SS, try to use Import Data (Dataflows) to import the Excel file. Here is a full tutorial on how to acheive this: Excel to Dataverse Migration - Part 1 (ahmedsalih.blog)

     


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  • STS1SS Profile Picture
    307 on at

    I appreciate the reply, but this is not a solution.

     

    I've since learned the issue is I am importing into a CHOICE column, and for some reason #microsoft doesn't allow this. No idea why, it seems pretty standard that we'd have data to import that will be a choice in our tables... maybe this is just being ignored (maybe this is simple, and we should know the answer), or there's a solution we just can't find?

     

    At any rate I will bookmark your page as a potential resource for answers, thanks.

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