Hello!
We're doing a small one-off email that will use scripting to populate records. Since it is so small we're just using a CSV list import to populate the custom object data.
I'm running into an issue where it is not creating a new record for each row but is only importing the first row.
The file and data are structured like this - with what should be multiple records for the same Lead. Link field set to email and de-dupe is Email, Customer Identifier.
Email Address | Customer Identifier | Frequency | Amount | Account From | Account To |
bob@gmail.com | 12345 | Daily | $20 | 1234 | 4321 |
bill@gmail.com | 56789 | Annually | $5 | 6789 | 5674 |
bob@gmail.com | 12345 | Daily | $100 | 1234 | 5497 |
bill@gmail.com | 56789 | Daily | $10 | 5321 | 1234 |
bob@gmail.com | 12345 | Daily | $1 | 1234 | 5678 |
bill@gmail.com | 56789 | Daily | $5 | 8909 | 9876 |
In a file that should have 92 rows of data so 92 records across 52 Lead email addresses, it is only importing 52 records. Is this a limitation of list importing?
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AFAICT, your dedupe field(s) should be unique for each custom object record, so you should have unique values for the Email Address + Customer Identified combo for each row if you want to import all 92 rows as unique custom object records in Marketo. Thatโs the reason they call it the dedupe field(s), right. ๐
AFAICT, your dedupe field(s) should be unique for each custom object record, so you should have unique values for the Email Address + Customer Identified combo for each row if you want to import all 92 rows as unique custom object records in Marketo. Thatโs the reason they call it the dedupe field(s), right. ๐
Ohhh yeah duh wow, that makes sense lol.
Thank you!!
You're welcome! Glad to be of help.