Travel$ense User's Guide (PDF, 139 MB) - NBAA

130TRAVEL$ENSEThe screen shown below lets you arrange the format of the input file. Allrecords in your input file must have the same format, with one record per line.An input file can be easily prepared from most major spreadsheet and databaseprograms. You can select from three common field separators (e.g. commaseparated) and three common text delimiters (e.g. double quotation character).These import options match those used by Microsoft Access.All three data fields are mandatory. Use the drop-down menus next to eachfield to set its position in the input file.For more information, see Billing Code Profiles on page 55.Importing Employee Level ProfilesEmployee levels can be imported into Travel$ense from a text file using thisscreen. All profile import screens work the same way. To import employeelevels from an ASCII text file from your PC or network, click on the “AssignFile” button and select the file to import.The screen shown below lets you arrange the format of the input file. Allrecords in your input file must have the same format, with one record per line.An input file can be easily prepared from most major spreadsheet and databaseprograms. You can select from three common field separators (e.g. commaseparated) and three common text delimiters (e.g. double quotation character).These import options match those used by Microsoft Access.Copyright © 1999, National Business Aviation Association, Inc.