Unless your CSV files use all of the default fields in the correct column order or the correct header names, you will need to modify the event and room column mapping to accommodate your data file.
Default Room Column Mapping
This screen shows the default column position (starting at 0 for first data item) if you aren’t including headers. If your data is including headers, the default header names are the same as the E2H field names.
If your headers are different, you can edit the header names to match what is in your CSV file. If you are not passing headers, you can edit the column numbers to match which columns will be assigned to the appropriate E2H field name.
Column numbers of (-1) will force the mapper to ignore that field. You may also assign the same data columns to multiple E2H fields if needed (e.g. – if column 1 is your room name and you want it to be used as the description as well you can map column 1 to the “roomdesc” E2H field.)
Make sure you are mapping in at least the required E2H fields. See Event Provider API Fields
Default Event Column Mapping
This screen shows the default column position (starting at 0 for first data item) if headers are not included. If headers are used, the default header names are the same as the E2H field names.
If your headers are different, you can edit the header names to match what is in your CSV file. If you are not passing headers, you can edit the column numbers to match which columns will be assigned to the appropriate E2H field name.
Column numbers of (-1) will force the mapper to ignore that field. You may also assign the same data columns to multiple E2H fields if needed (e.g. – if column 9 is your event start time (timeeventstart) and you want it to be used as the event setup time as well (timebookingstart) you can map column 9 to the “timebookingstart” E2H field.)
Make sure you are mapping in at least the required E2H fields. See Event Provider API Fields