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Hello I am running into an error while importing 2021-04-02 (90).png 2021-04-02 (89).png 2021-04-02 (88).png 2021-04-02 (87).png 2021-04-02 (86).png

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Hi @ZachChurch ,

I can see the time in the source file is in YYYYMM format (201901, 201902, 201903) so when you configure the import, in the Time tab you need to select a time format to match the one in the source file. Click on Periods and from the Fixed-position Patterns select the YYYYMM format. Hope this helps!

Elisabet

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Hi @ZachChurch ,

I can see the time in the source file is in YYYYMM format (201901, 201902, 201903) so when you configure the import, in the Time tab you need to select a time format to match the one in the source file. Click on Periods and from the Fixed-position Patterns select the YYYYMM format. Hope this helps!

Elisabet

Thank you that worked

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