I'd tried to import file excel in module Attendance of Odoo 13.
But I received the error:
Import preview failed due to: year 0 is out of range.
For CSV files, you may need to select the correct separator.
Please help!
Thank you!
Actually you are doing nothing wrong fault is in the file. Just follow that link you will come to know about how to upload file in Odoo. LINK
And import button is removed from odoo13 there is import button in odoo12 in list view.
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I'm trying to import data into a module I created in Odoo. However, here is what comes out of it:
Do you know the reason?
It is a file containing 400 lines, I tried to reduce the import with 50 lines is the same error.
Thank you
This error normally happens when the source code of Odoo is modified or import fields are not correct. you can refer this link.
please try to import sample data with some fields.
Getting the error as Cannot find module './user' in CLI, attached the screenshot below
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As I am new to angular, please suggest how to resolve the error.
Thanks in advance.
You don't show your folder structure, but the import { User } statement is looking for a file called user.ts in the same folder as app.component.ts (ie in src/app). Two things could be wrong:
The file is called something else (eg user.model.ts)
The file is in another directory
Also make sure you export User (export class User {...) in that file - but that isn't the error here as missing an export has a different error message.
I have a csv file with over 10,000 products but when i try to import i get the below error
Property Product->description is not valid
Property Product->name is not valid
So when i checked those products in the csv, they dont have a description or title. Since there are over 10000 products its very difficult to sort the ones with the title or description.
So is there away to import the file even the fields are empty? Im using Prestashop 1.7
Any help will be appreciated
this post is still popular for somebody. that's why I want to reply it.
so, this problem occurs when the import file's structure is not correct for P.S
there is a strange stiation for export/import on Prestashop side. Today I export categories from 1.7.8.7 and try to import on another store which is same P.S version. But I faced the same error.
Then, I downloaded the sample import data from P.S Admin, relasided that the structure was different (exported csv vs example-import csv file).
To download example CSV file, see here: https://prnt.sc/ieZIAsXOkH8y
To understand the differences, see here: https://prnt.sc/MAyd5weCvvNX
So, I replaced the structure like example-import csv, finally it worked!
The point is being sure about your import file's structre is same with the Prestashop expectation.
Note that the error is same but my example is for category.
I'm importing my old prestashop data to new site with updated prestashop (ver. 1.7.1.1). When I'm importing the category csv file I got this error
Errors occurred:Technical error: Unexpected response returned by server. Import stopped.
I've got other csv's naming products,customers and manufacturers. So which csv is first imported to prestashop ? I've got bit confused here.
Is there anyone can help me ? Any help is appreciated. I'm attaching the screenshot of error here.
I found that it is badly handled exceptions during the import AJAX request. In my case, it was caused by one value in the feature field in the csv import file that was larger than 255 chars. I solved it by increasing the size attribute in FeatureValue.php file on line 53.
The best way how to more info about Your problem is open Chrome Debugging tool where You get more information in case of exception during the report.
I am struggling to find the code I need to import a file into an access table.
It is a straight forward text file import however, the source file comes from a third party system and therefore the file extension is not the usual .txt file extension.
Instead the file is presented as ".ZZ;1"
This means that in order to import into access, I have to manually change the file extension before performing the import.
I wonder if there was a way to import the file (using VBA) with its given extension?
Or perhaps there is a piece of code which will allow me to change the file extension to something that access can read before I run my import script.
Any help or direction would be appreciated.
You can save yourself some grief by renaming the file to a standard extension (.txt or .csv) before importing it.
To rename: use the Name Statement
e.g.
strNewName = Replace(strPathFile, ".ZZ;1", ".txt")
Name strPathFile As strNewName
or if you don't want to change the original file, use the FileCopy Function, or FileSystem.CopyFile