Hi,
Sadly I don’t have a solutipn for your problem. But from my experience with the excel import and export modules. Most of my problems occured because template names were missing, the database was out of synsc or just the template was broke and I needed to recreate columns or some times delete and recreate the whole template.
Best of luck.
Hi Peter,
It is caused because the key that defines the association does not exist. Can you check in your excel if all idMember and idEvent id’s have a match in the other sheet. For this I would use the Excel formula countif
=COUNTIF([events.xlsx]Sheet1!$A:$A;A2)
The line with the 0 in the column B has no match in events. You check similarly in the other sheet:
=COUNTIF([events.xlsx]Sheet1!$A:$A;A2)
You should clean up your excel file where the result of the check is 0. It is an inconsistency created in the old system.
If it is not a data inconsistency, and members can exist without events and vice versa, you should import both entities without the association and create a microflow with checking logic to make the association.
Go Make It
Marco
Hi,
I ended up creating a helper data entity, where I imported all the IDs and created a microflow which iterate through the list, create the associations and set the status of each line to “Imported”.