Export and import RFIs
You can export RFIs to an Excel file where you can edit them and create new ones. Then you can import the file, which can only be used once, back into ProjectSight. If there are any errors, you can review and fix them in a new Excel file.
- Record permissions, field permissions, and status permissions are checked when you export RFIs to an Excel file and when you import the file into ProjectSight.
- In the Excel file, required fields are light red, and read-only fields are light blue.
- To avoid an import error, make sure you enter information in the Resolution field if the Date Resolved and Resolved By fields contain information.
- The Excel file can only be imported into the project that it was exported from.
When you import the Excel file back into ProjectSight:
- If new values were entered after this spreadsheet was exported, your edits are flagged.
- Blank rows and fields are ignored.
- If a non-draft status is selected, and a required field is invalid or empty, the new record remains a draft.
- The Resolution, Date Resolved, and Resolved By fields are updated in the record. If the Date Resolved and Resolved By fields are empty in the Excel file and in the record, the current user and time stamp are used.
Edit and create RFIs using the Excel import sheet
You can use the the Excel import sheet to edit and create RFIs.
Review and fix import errors
You can review and fix import errors.