Importing CSV files
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Importing CSV files
Can someone help me with the format needed to upload accounting data from a csv file?
Re: Importing CSV files
Powerchurch can only import transactions from a file, if you could explain what you're attempting to do, we may have more information to assist.cford24 wrote:Can someone help me with the format needed to upload accounting data from a csv file?
As mentioned in the membership topic you created, if you're trying to convert an entire database from a different program, it can be much easier to have Powerchurch do the conversion for you.
Neil Zampella
Using PC+ since 1999.
Using PC+ since 1999.
Maximum envelope number
Just entering data into the trial version, hit a snag. Do I see that envelope numbers must be no more than 5 decimal digit integers? In our prior package, member numbers were a 6 digit number, 4 digit whole number plus 2 digit fraction for the family individual number.
This member number is the identifier output from Contribution history, so I have created a 6 digit whole number, doesn't seem to work.
Yes, to convert over 2000+ individuals and over 1000+ family units, we'll pay to have PowerChurch Software do it. But for testing, I'm creating a typical data set and importing. Envelope numbers are what tie member data to contribution data in PC+, weren't needed nor did we ever define in our prior ChMS.
This member number is the identifier output from Contribution history, so I have created a 6 digit whole number, doesn't seem to work.
Yes, to convert over 2000+ individuals and over 1000+ family units, we'll pay to have PowerChurch Software do it. But for testing, I'm creating a typical data set and importing. Envelope numbers are what tie member data to contribution data in PC+, weren't needed nor did we ever define in our prior ChMS.
Cheers de Mark
Mark Smith C3HUU IT Services c3huu_dot_org
Mark Smith C3HUU IT Services c3huu_dot_org
Re: Maximum envelope number
Using envelope numbers actually makes it easier to enter contributions, as long as your church uses envelopes. If not, it is still a good way to separate out members from visitors, and inactive records from active ones.C3HITServ wrote:Just entering data into the trial version, hit a snag. Do I see that envelope numbers must be no more than 5 decimal digit integers? In our prior package, member numbers were a 6 digit number, 4 digit whole number plus 2 digit fraction for the family individual number.
This member number is the identifier output from Contribution history, so I have created a 6 digit whole number, doesn't seem to work.
Yes, to convert over 2000+ individuals and over 1000+ family units, we'll pay to have PowerChurch Software do it. But for testing, I'm creating a typical data set and importing. Envelope numbers are what tie member data to contribution data in PC+, weren't needed nor did we ever define in our prior ChMS.
There are a few threads on how to setup envelope numbering in the contributions forum.
Neil Zampella
Using PC+ since 1999.
Using PC+ since 1999.