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298 Item ToolKit Tutorial<br />

10. If you wish to save your settings for future imports of this specific BOM, click Yes. Otherwise, click No on the<br />

following dialog box.<br />

Now you can go to your System in your Project and confirm the blocks, components, and the parameter values you just<br />

imported.<br />

Errors That Can Happen<br />

As with any import type function, errors can be caused for many reasons. Listed below are a few typical errors that could be<br />

encountered.<br />

An error log in generated and placed in the Toolkit/Programs\IT_DB folder when errors do occur.<br />

• Numeric field overflow – caused by a true number being in a column that has been formatted as a Text column.<br />

Place a single quote ‘ in front of the true number.<br />

• Parent ID equals Component ID – this is caused by blank rows between the Column Names and the first row of<br />

data. Also, if there are blank rows below the fields of data, they too can be confused as data.<br />

• No ID field defined – You must have a unique ID for each components and block across pages in the Excel file.<br />

• Import process seems to complete, but no blocks or components are imported – Be sure you have selected the<br />

proper System you want to import to in Toolkit before starting the import process.<br />

Easy Import<br />

If you simply want to import a list of components into ToolKit, with no Category definitions, or if you have a Library open<br />

with matching part numbers that has all of the component details included, the following options are available to you:<br />

• Create an Excel spreadsheet with a single column named Part Number. Enter just the part numbers for the<br />

components.<br />

• Import the spreadsheet, matching the single column to the Part Number field with ToolKit.<br />

• The list of Part Numbers is imported, yet the components are categorized as External for manual editing later.<br />

• If however, you have a Library open during the import that has matching part numbers to those in the spreadsheet,<br />

ToolKit will match the part numbers and bring in the information on the parts contained in the Library into the<br />

Project file.

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