When using Import Sync Data, common questions usually involve field recognition, sync behavior, and append import rules; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions and a glossary.
FAQ
What should I do if some field types are recognized incorrectly after import?
- Open the current multidimensional table and locate the affected field.
- Open the field management or field settings area and adjust the field type manually.
- Review the original spreadsheet and keep the data format in the same column as consistent as possible.
Why do I not see synchronization after importing another multidimensional table?
- Run Import or Sync Data from Documents again.
- Confirm that the source type is Multidimensional Table and check whether the sync option was enabled.
- Keep the network connection normal and then review whether the target table updates.
Why does Append Imported Data fail?
- Check whether the column names in the imported file exactly match the current multidimensional table.
- Confirm that the data is stored in the first sheet of the file.
- If preparation is still inconvenient, download the standard template and rebuild the file with matching fields.
What information should I prepare before importing from a database?
- Confirm the database type first.
- Prepare the server address, port, username, and password.
- Make sure the current network environment can access the target database.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Multidimensional Table | A structured table format used to organize and collaborate on records with fields, views, and rows. |
| Data Sync | A method that keeps the target table connected to source updates after import. |
| Append Import | A way to add new records into an existing table without replacing the original rows. |
| Database Connection Details | Parameters such as server address, port, username, and password that are required to connect to a database. |