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                                                   How to asci import file with date in this format YYYYMMDD

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jgf
2012-09-09 16:52:58


ex. today 20120909
Tried custom [YYYY][MM][DD] not working
tried [Y][M][D]
result 209/09/0 0:0:0:0



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2012-09-10 14:04:39

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[Y][M][D] should work. You probably have extra spaces or formatting issue in your data.

Please send us a file sample at support@quantshare.com




jgf
2012-09-10 15:41:28

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No i don't have, Copy pasted line:
4FUNMEDIA,20101130,17.20,17.20,15.50,15.94,24307
no spaces in here.
all other fields import just right
sending file to mentioned email for confirmation



QuantShare
2012-09-10 16:39:22

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You cannot parse dates because you have set "20" under "Exclude". (Click on the "Exclude" button)



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