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I have a smart list set up with a custom view that includes a clumn for the SFDC ID of a lead. It seems I'm not able to export that column from MKTO. When I export to CSV, all other columns are there except the SFDC ID. I wanted to see if this was restricted on MKTO's end - or maybe I'm missing something?

Thanks in advnace!
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It is restricted, but you can get over it by creating a custom field (do it in SFDC so it maps), make it a formula field, set the value = to the ID, and BOOM you now have a field that you can export.

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Alison,

I wasn't able to export the SFDC ID directly and it's my understanding that this is a restricted field (I'm surprised that your colleague is able to export).

Following Jason Long's advice, we have a custom field set up to duplicate the SFDC ID field, which IS exportable. We call it "CRM Key" and the rule is:

Value: is ‘{{lead.SFDC Id}}’

Seems redundant, but it's the workaround we've been able to successfully use.

I hope this helps.

Dane
 
Anonymous
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Can anyone shed any more light on this one? My colleague who has the same access rights as me for Marketo can export with the SDFC ID but i cant??? The column deosnt export to excel and i would liek to know why.

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Anonymous
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I agree! Marketo - is there a way this can be un-restcricted and why it currently is if you can export the ID's as per the above.

 
Anonymous
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We're indeed creatinga  custom formula field to sync. I'm confused as well as to why this would be restricted - especially when there's a clear workaround...
Anonymous
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What is the rational behind not exposing Salesforce IDs? Marketo should expose Salesforce IDs.
Anonymous
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It is restricted, but you can get over it by creating a custom field (do it in SFDC so it maps), make it a formula field, set the value = to the ID, and BOOM you now have a field that you can export.