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Ok, I was able to create an integration for vendors with Accounts, 1 Address, Internet info, and Options. I can have multiple Vendors with the above info for each Vendor.<br />
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I used 2 source files. Identical files, one header one details.<br />
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I still however, for the life of me, can't figure out how to do this with multiple addresses for the same vendor. <br />
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Thoughts?<br />
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Thanks guys,<br />
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-t
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Ok, I was able to create an integration for vendors with Accounts, 1 Address, Internet info, and Options. I can have multiple Vendors with the above info for each Vendor.

I used 2 source files. Identical files, one header one details.

I still however, for the life of me, can't figure out how to do this with multiple addresses for the same vendor.

Thoughts?

Thanks guys,

-t

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I've been banging my head against the wall trying to figure out how I can import Vendors (with multiple addresses, options, internet info, &nbsp;and accounts.) into GP 10 using IM 10. Source files are tabed text files. However, one of my issues is even knowing what fields to include in the source files, how to separate the source files, and if any of that even matters...<br />
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Spent days searching and testing and all I can find are basic vendor imports. Samples which are too simple to be of any use or to reverse engineer from.<br />
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I could use a full blown example if someone is willing to share, that I can just reverse engineer.<br />
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Any help is greatly apprecieated as online results appear to be lacking.<br />
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Thanks!
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I've been banging my head against the wall trying to figure out how I can import Vendors (with multiple addresses, options, internet info,  and accounts.) into GP 10 using IM 10. Source files are tabed text files. However, one of my issues is even knowing what fields to include in the source files, how to separate the source files, and if any of that even matters...

Spent days searching and testing and all I can find are basic vendor imports. Samples which are too simple to be of any use or to reverse engineer from.

I could use a full blown example if someone is willing to share, that I can just reverse engineer.

Any help is greatly apprecieated as online results appear to be lacking.

Thanks!

Can't import Vendors into GP 10, using Integration Manager 10

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