QuickBooks Online can import CSV files that use either a 3-column or 4-column format. 3 Columns The 3-column template has columns for the Date, a Description of the transaction, and the Amount of the transaction. The JumpCloud PowerShell Module contains two CSV import specific commands designed to be used in tandem for importing users into JumpCloud from a CSV file. The first command creates the.CSV import template file on the local machine which admins then populate with their end-user information and import with the second command.
Would place odds on you being in a region where the 'list separator' character in your regional settings is a semi-colon and likely the 'csv' file was created with a MS product which uses the regional list separator character in place of the comma for a 'csv' file. As you have discovered - the Outlook import wizard thinks 'csv' files are actually supposed to use a comma as the separator (as did we many, many years ago when the first CG import program was released). If the above assumption is correct - you should be able to open this.csv file in Excel at which point you have the following options to quickly work around the problem #1 - Open in Excel and save the file as a 'tab-delimited' file - import that file instead OR #2 - Even quicker if you are familiar with Excel 'named ranges' - create the appropriate named range for the data you wish to import, save it as an.xls file and import that instead Karl Timmermans [Outlook MVP] 'Outlook Contact Import/Export/Data Mgmt' http://www.contactgenie.info.
How To Import Csv File Into Outlook
These are the only columns QuickBooks Online can import. You can enter any additional information, such as the category and payee for a transaction, after the import, on the For Review tab of the Banking page. QuickBooks Online will enter information automatically if you have set up any banking rules, or if QuickBooks Online recognizes the descriptions of your transactions. Each bank formats its CSV files differently, so importing a CSV file may not be possible for every financial institution. If your bank doesn't support CSV files but offers Quicken (QFX), QuickBooks Online (QBO), or Microsoft Money (OFX), you can try to import your data and then.
Formatting CSV files for import. To successfully import your bank transactions, your CSV file must be formatted correctly.
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