XRMToolbox importing N:N data - how can I find what the unique identifier is?

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I'm brand new to XRMToolbox and have no idea how to use it so bear with me here. I am trying to import a list of data that is inaccessible to be imported into via the native import tool so I was told to use XRM toolbox. I have a file set up to import a set of data but when it comes time to select a unique identifier I cannot figure out what to use since those data points don't exist on the table I am trying to import. Has anyone had any luck using this tool or can you offer resources on where to look to learn about N:N relationships? I cannot find any good videos or resources out there. TIA!

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Hi Partner,

It can be difficult to work with unique identifiers, so you can select Entity with Specific attribute as alternate Key.

You can refer following links for more details:

How to import N:N relationships in Microsoft Dynamics CRM (lbmc.com)

Data Migration for Many to Many Relationship Entities in D365 PSA | CloudFronts

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Leah Ju

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Hi,

If you are trying to use XrmToolBox for N:N association, you need to make sure both side entity data is already imported in CRM first, after that you can use that tool to associated both entity records, for example you want to associate entity A and entity B records so first import entity A record and then entityB record, after that you need to export those records so that you have guid from the excel file and then you can import them for the association.

Long process :)

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Leah Ju

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