I keep getting errors when trying to load Employees data.
All gets loaded correctly.
Only exception is Start Date and End Date fields where I get an error as per attached
Can it be due to local date format? I am UK based…
Thanks
Does it have to have "Time" in the heading in order for Anaplan recognizing the field as time related? My issue is otherwise I do not see a tab created in the import file to map the fields "Start Date" and "Leave date".. → No it is not required. Refer the article shared by Tiffany, it helps you understand in detail on Time format map while import.
When importing into a date field if the source file doesn't have the default date format you may need to select an alternate pattern within the mapping tab of the import. In your instance the file seems to display the date as YYYYMMDD, as such you will need to select that pattern format.
https://help.anaplan.com/map-the-timescale-in-a-module-import-0acf8ae5-b032-45fd-b785-6b1acc1e5934
Thank you Tiffany.
Does it have to have "Time" in the heading in order for Anaplan recognizing the field as time related? My issue is otherwise I do not see a tab created in the import file to map the fields "Start Date" and "Leave date"..
Note that in the Module I have these two mapped as "Date" format.
I have this error message " Azure blob http error " when i save cloudworks connection to Blob Storage. I follow this link: Connect to Azure Blob | Anapedia Can someone help to identify the root cause and how to resolve? is it related to permission or security?
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