Adam Weaver
09/23/2024, 1:24 PMCeligo AI
09/23/2024, 1:24 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):When uploading a custom CSV file in NetSuite, the format needed depends on the type of data you are importing. However, a general format would include a header row with the field names, followed by rows of data. Here's a simple example:
"Internal ID","Name","Email"
"1","John Doe","<mailto:johndoe@example.com|johndoe@example.com>"
"2","Jane Doe","<mailto:janedoe@example.com|janedoe@example.com>"
In this example, "Internal ID", "Name", and "Email" are the field names, and each subsequent row represents a record with values for these fields.
Please note that if you are updating a custom record, you would need to specify the "Import Type" as "Custom Record" and the "Record Type" as the name of your custom record.
As for including images in a CSV file, it's important to note that CSV files are text files and are not designed to contain images. If you need to include an image, you might want to consider using a different file format, such as XLS, which can be constructed using an XML template. If you still want to use a CSV file, one possible workaround is to include a URL to the image, or to encode the image in base64 format and include that data in the CSV file.
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09/23/2024, 1:24 PM