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Issue importing bank statement

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Hello everyone - Getting some error while importing bank statement.

Please see attached screen shot.

please suggest Thank you!

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    JAngle Profile Picture
    157 on at

    The data exchange definition date format may need reviewing judging by the message. The row you have defined for that part of the import will probably need the format dd-MM-yyyy (case sensitive). If the issue persists you could change it to a text type field instead.

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    Laeticia Cunha Profile Picture
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    Hello Rajendra,

    This error message could be related with the format of the date in the file that is is not accordingly with the one define in the Bank Statement Import.

    To validated the format the the system is prepared to received, could you please check the following steps:

    1. Search for Data Exchange Definition and open the corresponding one, that is associated in your Bank Account:

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    2. Go to the Column Definitions Tab and in the column 4,please validate if you have the correct Data Format and Data Formatting Culture

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    Hope this information will help you to move forward.

    Kind regards,

     

    Laeticia Cunha

     

    Please see our Dynamics 365 Business Central Support Team Blog for helpful information:

    https://dynamics.microsoft.com/en-us/business-central/capabilities/

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  • RoshanRafeek Profile Picture
    5 on at

    Hi Rajendra,

    Use m/d/yyyy  for date formatting in the data exchange definition.

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