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Asset import from CSV does not link to employee objects

Cayce Hengeveld March 13, 2023

I am trying to import data on assets (laptops) from a CSV file. The "name" data on the end user stores correctly when storing it as text, but when trying to store the data as a reference to an object, it does not store.


The column in my CSV file has the header "Owner" and the destination attribute is "Assigned to", with the link being via the Name field of the user (Employee object) I have tried every possible permutation in AQL, but none seem to stick. This is the current AQL:

Name=${Owner}

Can someone help me resolve this please?

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Dave Mathijs
Community Champion
March 13, 2023

Hi @Cayce Hengeveld welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Maybe this article can get you started: Prepare your data for importing into Assets

Cayce Hengeveld March 13, 2023

I have reviewed this article prior to posting my question. However, following the instructions exactly (adapted for different column headers) did not resolve my issue.

Dave Mathijs
Community Champion
March 13, 2023

What is the name of the Object Type you're mapping the CSV column value to? Is it also Owner?

Cayce Hengeveld March 13, 2023

Object Type is Employee, the attribute of that object I am trying to use is Name

Dave Mathijs
Community Champion
March 13, 2023

Does Name=${Employee} work?

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Cayce Hengeveld March 13, 2023

I get this error message: Invalid placeholders in the AQL for attribute Assigned to. Placeholder Employee is not present as data locator

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