inventory status on inventory adjustment csv import failing

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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** The issue you're facing with the inventory status not showing up during CSV import of Inventory Adjustment could be due to a few reasons: 1. NetSuite's native behavior: NetSuite may not support the import of certain fields via CSV, including the inventory status. This is a limitation of the system. 2. Field mapping: Ensure that the field mapping is done correctly. The field names in the CSV file should match exactly with the field names in NetSuite. Any discrepancy can lead to issues during import. 3. Data in CSV: Check the data in the CSV file. If the inventory status in the CSV file does not match with the inventory status in NetSuite, it will not be imported. As for the error about the record's internal id not being found, it could be because you're trying to create a new inventory adjustment. When creating new records via import, an External ID is required. This can be any value, for example, Invadj_92922. If you're trying to import an Inventory Count record, NetSuite generally expects you to use the Inventory Adjustment record type. However, you can also use the Inventory Worksheet. This can be imported by single location, going to Transactions > Inventory > Adjust Inventory Worksheet > Import. But note that you cannot save the CSV import as a template. Remember to always double-check your data and field mappings before importing to avoid any issues.