Got CSV To Import?
I wanted to show you a simple way to read a CSV file and process it before sending it to QuickBase. Normally when a file input control is on a form you select a file from the local file system and th...
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Hi dan, Very supportive of you and thanks for quick response. I will definitely try this.
Have some simple followup questions.
1)- Once my Code is done and i wish to execute the import functionality, do i call the API to import CSV or i can pass the control to QB Native import functioality, which does a lot...for e.g. it matches .csv columns with QB column names. As i understand and let me take a guess (obviosuly no marks for it), your answer would be to call the API. if i do so, don't i loose the column matching capability of QB default import functionality. Looks like that is a small giveway or am i wrong somewhere?
I will try this, for sure.
Have some simple followup questions.
1)- Once my Code is done and i wish to execute the import functionality, do i call the API to import CSV or i can pass the control to QB Native import functioality, which does a lot...for e.g. it matches .csv columns with QB column names. As i understand and let me take a guess (obviosuly no marks for it), your answer would be to call the API. if i do so, don't i loose the column matching capability of QB default import functionality. Looks like that is a small giveway or am i wrong somewhere?
I will try this, for sure.