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import csv with date mistake: "Jan" only

Hancheng Lvsiqing July 2, 2023

Hello team,

 

I tried to import csv files into Jira Cloud, with date format yyyy/mm/dd.

While import settings, it seems all okay. However, after "successfully imported",  all months are changed to Jan, but not the original data. 

Why would that happen? How should I do to import the right date datas?

 

Appreciate for any feedback.

 here are the sreenshots:

 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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July 3, 2023

Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Could you give us example of what was in your CSV data for a couple of the rows you've show us in your screenshot?  (Feel free to redact the text fields, we only need to see the date fields

Hancheng Lvsiqing July 4, 2023

Thanks for reply! Do you mean the csv screenshot of date fields? just like:1.png 

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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July 4, 2023

Yes, but not in a spreadsheet, I'd like to see the raw text of the file you imported.

Spreadsheets tend to try to format your data for viewing, so whilst it looks fine in your screenshot, there's a good chance that is not what is in the plain CSV you are looking at.

Could you open the file in a text editor?  Or just cat it out on a command line and paste us the plain text?

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