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["Wood Corner","[FURN_1118] Corner Desk Black","Corner table","IT98764",1399,1,null,null,4]
["Azure Interior","Cabinet with Doors","Cabinet black","ART439456",66,{"$nulls":3},4]
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["How to customize the file?"]
["Add, remove and sort columns as you want."]
["Keep the header (first row) as is for columns you need to keep. Those column labels will be automatically matched in Odoo."]
["Put any title to your new columns. You can select the fields to match when importing in Odoo."]
["Mandatory fields to import are the mandatory fields not populated with default values through the system."]
["It is not recommended to remove the 'ID column' (see here below)."]
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["How to import this file?"]
["Keep the file type as '.xls' as fields formatting is automatic."]
["If you import in '.csv', double check that the formatting is correctly interpreted in Odoo (encoding format, date format, separators, etc.)."]
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["What is the 'External ID' for?"]
["External ID are unique identifiers for imported records."]
["If an ID is set to every record, you can reimport the same file several time and Odoo will update records instead of creating new ones if the ID already exists."]
["You can create your own ID sequence or use the one of your previous software to ease the migration process. Otherwise extend the structure suggested in this file to all your records (by simple drag)."]
["Using ID,  you can safely point out related records from other database tables (e.g. vendors or tags when importing products). You can also use the record name but the import will stop in case of several matching."]
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["How to import many2one and many2many relationships (e.g. tags)?"]
["Use value names or IDs."]
["You can create such related records on the fly if they don't exist by checking the box \"Create if doesn't exist\" showing up in the column."]
["To import several m2m values, separate them with a comma without any spacing (e.g. for customer tags: B2B,Medium Size,Clothes Industry)."]
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["How to import one2many relationships (e.g. orders or invoices with several lines)?"]
["To import fields of one2many fields (unit price, quantity, etc. of order/invoice/pricelist lines), make sure \"Show fields of relation fields\" is checked in the import interface. It allows to map unmatched one2many columns."]
["You need to reserve one row for each one2many record. Fields of parent level must be left empty so that the system knows there are several o2m lines to import for the same record."]
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["How to import translated values for translatable fields?"]
["If you install several languages in Odoo, you can set translations for your master data (product names, descriptions, etc.) by clicking the little Earth icon showing up in the field and in the mapping zone of the import screen."]
["In the import screen, you will be suggested to choose the translations to target with the column to import."]
["You can therefore use several columns for the same field, each of them pointing specific translations."]
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["Need more information? Check out our full FAQ at:"]
["https://www.odoo.com/documentation/user/online/general/base_import/import_faq.html"]