standard field? or custom field?
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k
standard field? or custom field?
l
It's a custom field.
k
What is the custom field Type? Does it have a "filter" applied to it at all?
Mixed my conversations up, but still a valid question.
l
The filed is address line 2. Some of the existing values need update to different values, some to null values. That's why I don't chose to set the values to null for all.
k
address line 2 isn't a custom field?
Anyways - if it's a subrecord like address, you're gonna have to do that using a painful method known as "overwrite sublist" - beware this will potentially break a ton of things.
Do small samples first.
l
It's a custom field.
k
Can you share your field setup?
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l
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The Overwrite Sublists option replaces sublist data as a whole, rather than checking for individual fields mapped to CSV file fields with no data. It doesn't sound like what I want
k
It's not
I just wanted to make sure "store value" was on, and that there wasn't something else going on.
You might be better off breaking your file into two different uploads One to set values to blank, and another to update values
The blank ones, you can use the import mapping option to "provide a default value" and set to null.
l
Yeah I thought about this, I hope there's a way to do them all in a batch
I wonder why it's not working when I check the overwrite missing fields, I even restart my computer😢
k
It should work, perhaps it's a defect?
l
I am not the admin, is it because the admin did not check it and override this option? I am just guessing
s
I think its not working because Its not working because its not a missing field. If the column is in your CSV. You are providing a blank value with which is not the same as missing. you may need to put a value like " " in the field in the CSV. if you open that CSV in Notepad I bet you will see "" in that position on the lines where there is no value.
k
That's how I've always done it. (Having a blank field in the file with no space)
I don't think entering a space would solve this problem
l
Tried. Entering a space wouldn't solve the problem, entering a " " in csv would import " " in NetSuite.
Overwrite missing fields: Enable the option during data updates, to clear NetSuite fields mapped to CSV file fields that do not contain data. The explanation is from SuiteAnswer. Somehow it's just not working