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Anni

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Friday, August 31st 2007, 10:07am

Database empty after Data Import via Palo.Setdata

Hello,

I just created an Excel-Sheet in order to import data from a .csv-File into a local Database.

In the import-sheet, the Palo.Setdata formula gives back the proper values without error messages, but when I test the result of the data import the database is empty.

What am I doing wrong?

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Friday, August 31st 2007, 10:34am

RE: Database empty after Data Import via Palo.Setdata

Hello Anni,

Could you please paste your formula?

Regards,
Stephanie

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Friday, August 31st 2007, 11:01am

RE: Database empty after Data Import via Palo.Setdata

Hello Stephanie,

I use the following formula:

=WENN($C$9;"Übersprungen";PALO.SETDATA(Anzahl;FALSCH;Datenbank;Würfel;$C$13;$C$14;$C$15;$C$16;$C$17;$C$18;$C$19;$C$20;$C$21;$C$22;$C$23))

"Anzahl" C9 contains the value I want to import, the cells C13 - C23 contain the specific dimension elements. The formula gives back the right value for "Anzahl").

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Friday, August 31st 2007, 12:31pm

RE: Database empty after Data Import via Palo.Setdata

Hello Anni,

That seems to be alright so far. What does the Paloserver-log file say?

To have a closer look on your import, you could send me your database,
the data to import and your Excel file via email.

Regards,
Stephanie

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Friday, August 31st 2007, 2:49pm

RE: Database empty after Data Import via Palo.Setdata

Hi,
what about the $C$9 condition in your IF-Statement. Was does c9 contain? If it is not a true or false (WAHR/FALSCH) I think PALO.SETDATA is never executed.

Holger

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Monday, September 10th 2007, 12:05pm

RE: Database empty after Data Import via Palo.Setdata

Hello,

thanks for your help!

Holger, that was not the fault because C9 was just a true/false cell.
I built the whole database and sheets new and now it works perfectly.

I think I had problems because of the cell formatting ... never mind.

Greetings from Barleben,
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Monday, September 10th 2007, 12:40pm

RE: Database empty after Data Import via Palo.Setdata

Good to hear.

Greetings from Cologne
Holger

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