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Translation Code Import Source Format
- Updated 04 Apr 2024
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The Translation Code Import source format lets you to add and update Translation Codes in batch. Add it from the Source Format Library.
Accepted column headers
Why am I seeing 0 rows imported?
the Rows Imported value displays 0 because the Translation Code Import source format does not update person or dataset records. As long as the import's status is Completed, the data is updated. Check the Translation Codes to confirm expected changes.
The following table describes these columns and provides value instructions:
Column Header | Description | Data Type | Option Values |
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ID | Translation Code ID | GUID | To update an existing Translation Code, use the GUID of the existing code. To create a new Translation Code, leave this blank. |
Active | Active Status | Bit | 1 = Active; 0 = Inactive |
Default | If the Translation Code is Default, then its export values are used if the comparison value does not match any other Translation Codes within the Key group. | Bit | 1 = Default; 0 = Not Default |
Key | Translation Code Key | String | |
Type | The type of values to be compared. Leave this blank for Default Translation Codes. Required for all other Translation Codes. | String | string = String (Discrete Values); |
minValue | For string value types, this is the value that the comparison value must equal. For all other value types, this is the minimum value for the comparison value. Leave this blank for Default Translation Codes. Required for all other Translation Codes. | String | N/A |
maxValue | For string value types, leave this blank. For all other value types, enter the maximum value for the comparison value. | String | 1 = Default; 0 = Not Default |
Exports 1-5 | Export Values 1 through 5. | String | N/A |