Hello,
I tried to import some data from csv file into JIRA.
My csv structure is similar to the examples from https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Importing+Data+from+CSV.
My result looks really weird. One problem is that UFT-8 that does not know german characters. Does someone has a workaround for that?
The second problem is that when I seperate the custom fields by "," the import doesn't recognize this.
My csv structure looks like this:
Typ, | Issue Id, | Summary, | Status, | Created, | Due Date, | Priority, | Sprint, | Assignee, | Estimated, | Logged, | Description |
Epic, | 1 | "Summary1", | Open, | 02.07.2014, | , | major, | , | , | , | , | |
Story, | 2 | "Summary2", | Resolved, | 02.07.2014, | major, | , | , | , | 3600, |
My result in the import wizard looks like this:
;Summary (imported assummary) | ;02.07.2014 | → | |
;07.08.2014 | → | ||
;08.07.2014 | → | ||
;09.07.2014 | → | ||
;13.08.2014 | → | ||
;17.07.2014 | → | ||
;20.08.2014 | → | ||
;21.08.2014 | → | ||
Typ (imported asissuetype) | Epic | → | |
Story | → |
It always put a semicolon in front of the field. Any ideas why this is happening?
Hello Natalie,
I guess that you are using some spreadsheet application to create your CSV file (e.g: Microsoft Excel). It seems to be adding some special characters to your file when you save it. To really check how your file looks, before import please open it via simple text editor (such as Notepad for example). That should help you diagnose your problem.
Depending on software, that you are using, you can force spreadsheet application to save you file as .csv file (then you wouldn't even need to manually place commas in your file).
If you need any further help with this problem, please let me know, I'll be more than happy to help you with your problem.
Cheers,
Przemek
Thanks this was the problem. After I opened the file with notepad and deleted the characters that was added from excel everything worked fine.
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