At 01:44 PM 11/29/00 -0500, Kim Paterson wrote: <snip> >I was successful in exporting out of TMG into an excel sheet using the comma >delimited File Type. I then made what I thought were the correct headings >ie: PersonalID,Surname,Given,BirthYear,DeathYear. (TMG has not marriage year >export). It will not import--tells me my ID # are not numerical after >563--I have checked, rechecked all 2217 of them and they all appear the same >as the first 562. Then it spouts another error message. You need to have six fields in your exported file. Since you are unable to include the marriage year field you'll have to use a "NULL" field, which is represented by a comma, between the BirthYear and DeathYear fields. So, your headings would appear as: PersonalID,Surname,Given,BirthYear,,DeathYear. Note the additional comma between BirthYear and DeathYear. Don't forget to insert the NULL indicator in every record of your export. Perhaps the easiest way do this would be to open your .csv file in Excel, insert a new column between the BirthYear/DeathYear columns and use the autofill feature to populate those cells with a comma, then save the .csv file and import that into Clooz. Hope this helps, Bryan Logan **************************** * [email protected] * ****************************