Workspace administrators can set up an import to enter data from another model. You can import from a list, module, or a saved view into: lists, module data, line items, Versions, or Users.
Workspace administrators can set up an import to enter data from another model. You can import from a list, module, or a saved view into: lists, module data, line items, Versions, or Users.
You must have the necessary access permissions to perform a model-to-model import.
If any changes are made to source item names, you must update the import definition in accordance with the changes.
If you import from a saved view, the import succeeds if the correct saved view is located. For example, if there are multiple saved views with the same name in the source model, the import is unsuccessful.
The import source for a model-to-model import cannot contain more than 2147483647 cells. To find out more, see Troubleshoot import and export.
Note: Once you set up a model-to-model import, the source is available for other users to select where they have the appropriate access rights. This contrasts with file imports, where you can set the source for the import as private or shared.
To set up a model-to-model import
When the import completes, or if you cancel the import, an Import Completed dialog displays. This reports how many items imported successfully and any that did not. You can open the Details tab for a detailed report or select Close to exit the dialog.
You can then publish the import action to a dashboard or add it to a page in the user experience.
Note: Import never overwrites formulas, so subtotals and formulas display as ignored in mapping tabs and do not import.
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