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Planned For Not Getting Recognized on Import

I do a lot of data importing into RTC and have found that, when I include Planned For, its values don't seem to get registered properly. The values show up correctly if I do a query, but they don't actually should up in the plan display for the plan specified by the Planned For values. This is true even after I refresh the plan display. Instead, I have to bulk change the Planned For values, seemingly to the exact same values that are already there, before they show up. This makes the import more tedious and time-consuming than it should be. Any thoughts?

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I do a lot of data importing into RTC and have found that, when I include Planned For, its values don't seem to get registered properly. The values show up correctly if I do a query, but they don't actually should up in the plan display for the plan specified by the Planned For values. This is true even after I refresh the plan display. Instead, I have to bulk change the Planned For values, seemingly to the exact same values that are already there, before they show up. This makes the import more tedious and time-consuming than it should be. Any thoughts?


Are You using the name instead of the iteration id perhaps ?

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I do a lot of data importing into RTC and have found that, when I include Planned For, its values don't seem to get registered properly. The values show up correctly if I do a query, but they don't actually should up in the plan display for the plan specified by the Planned For values. This is true even after I refresh the plan display. Instead, I have to bulk change the Planned For values, seemingly to the exact same values that are already there, before they show up. This makes the import more tedious and time-consuming than it should be. Any thoughts?


Are You using the name instead of the iteration id perhaps ?

Yes. The plan name and the iteration id are the same.

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Question asked: Apr 09 '12, 10:40 a.m.

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