importfile EntityType

Shows the secondary column headers. The additional headers are used during the process of transforming the import file into import data records.

Display name: Additional Header

Shows the date and time when the import associated with the import file was completed.

Display name: Completed On

Stores the content of the import file, stored as comma-separated values.

Shows the date and time when the record was created. The date and time are displayed in the time zone selected in Microsoft Dynamics 365 options.

Display name: Created On

Select the single-character data delimiter used in the import file. This is typically a single or double quotation mark.

Display name: Data Delimiter

Select whether duplicate-detection rules should be run against the import job.

Display name: Enable Duplicate Detection

Unique identifier of the Alternate key Id

Display name: Entity Key ID

Shows the number of records in the import file that cannot be imported.

Display name: Errors

Select the character that is used to separate each field in the import file. Typically, it is a comma.

Display name: Field Delimiter

Shows the type of source file that is uploaded for import.

Display name: File Type

Shows a list of each column header in the import file separated by a comma. The header is used for parsing the file during the import job.

Display name: Header

Unique identifier of the import file.

Display name: Import

Select whether the first row of the import file contains column headings, which are used for data mapping during the import job.

Display name: Is First Row Header

Shows the date and time when the record was last updated. The date and time are displayed in the time zone selected in Microsoft Dynamics 365 options.

Display name: Modified On

Shows the name of the import file. This name is based on the name of the uploaded file.

Display name: Import Name

Shows the prefix applied to each column after the import file is parsed.

Display name: Parse Table Column Prefix

Shows the number of columns included in the parsed import file.

Display name: Parse Table Column Number

Shows the name of the table that contains the parsed data from the import file.

Display name: Parse Table

Shows the number of records in this file that had failures during the import.

Display name: Partial Failures

Tells whether the import file should be ignored or processed during the import.

Display name: Process Code

Shows the import file's processing status code. This indicates whether the data in the import file has been parsed, transformed, or imported.

Display name: Processing Status

Shows the progress code for the processing of the import file. This field is used when a paused import job is resumed.

Display name: Progress Counter

Shows the columns that are mapped to a related record type (entity) of the primary record type (entity) included in the import file.

Shows the size of the import file, in kilobytes.

Display name: Size

Shows the name of the data source file uploaded in the import job.

Display name: Source

Shows the record type (entity) of the source data.

Display name: Source Entity

Shows the status of the import file record. By default, all records are active and can't be deactivated.

Display name: Status

Shows the reason code that explains the import file's status to identify the stage of the import process, from parsing the data to completed.

Display name: Status Reason

Shows the number of records in the import file that are imported successfully.

Display name: Successes

Select the target record type (entity) for the records that will be created during the import job.

Display name: Target Entity

For internal use only.

Shows the total number of records in the import file.

Display name: Total Processed

Select the value which is used for identify the upsert mode. By Default, it is a Create.

Display name: Upsert Mode

Tells whether an automatic system map was applied to the import file, which automatically maps the import data to the target entity in Microsoft Dynamics 365.

Display name: Use System Map

Time zone code that was in use when the record was created.

Shows who created the record.

Shows who created the record on behalf of another user.

Choose the import job that the file was uploaded for.

Choose a data map to match the import file and its column headers with the record types and fields in Microsoft Dynamics 365. If the column headers in the file match the display names of the target fields in Microsoft Dynamics 365, we import the data automatically. If not, you can manually define matches during import.

Shows who last updated the record.

Shows who created the record on behalf of another user.

Enter the user who is assigned to follow up with or manage the import file. This field is updated every time the import file is assigned to a different user.

Shows the business unit that the record owner belongs to.

Unique identifier of the team who owns the import file.

Unique identifier of the user who owns the import file.

Choose the user that the records created during the import job should be assigned to.