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Problem with csv importing - a lot of bugs

I have an export of my collection from TCGPowerTools (v1). I mapped the columns, but the results of the import are poor:

“207 valid items are ready to be added to the import, 9728 invalid items have been detected. You can correct them to add to import.“ with a comment “Card not found”.

Please find attached error file.

Questions:

1/ May I get some assist to verify csv file and instructions how I can correct the file - although I am really surprised that file from TCGPowerTools is not accepted.

2/ The csv file contents more information than detected columns, like price (in eur) comment or info about artist’s signature. Is it possible to import those extra columns?

Anyway, if you want sellers with larger collections to easy adapt on your platform should you offer seamless import of the account from biggest other markets like CardMarket, CardTrader or TCGPlayer.

invalid_cards.csv

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  • Gaultier Romon

    Team•

    Apr 8

    1. We have built the CSV importer to be able to import any type of CSV from any given platform, so you can map your columns accordingly.

      So we do not just support one format, but we support all formats, so you can map your column into our columns.

    2. The columns that you described (price, comment, and info about the signature) are not currently supported, but we will add those pretty soon. We want to allow people to be able to list their card for sale directly from other platforms, so yes, this is a feature request that we are currently dealing with.

    3. And about the errors that you're facing, it seems like the column print number that you're using is not the proper print number of the card that you described.

      You are using the CardMarket ID, which is not the proper ID to use. You should do the print number which for the card Abandoned Outpost for example is 312 not 2724

      See the screenshot and code for more details.

    4. We'll add support for those vendor IDs that are CardMarket IDs, TCGPlayer ID.

      But please understand that those ideas are really hard to get by.

    • it-290

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      Apr 8

      ad.1. I use this in-built feature.

      ad.2. This basically disqualify import for any serious use.

      ad.3. The file was generated from TCGPowerApps based on my CardMarket integration so I have to use CardMarket_ID. Otherwise I would have to change thousands of records manually. This also disqualify this import.

      ad.4. Till then I doubt you will get any users actively selling on other platforms with larger inventories.

      Or perhaps there is a possibility that your IT team will help with converting csv file into CardNexus inventory?

      PS. I imported this file to other rival platform (CT) with only sometthing like 130 errors, which completely not impacted the import of affected cards, so in few minutes I migrated (copied) my whole inventory from the biggest rival (CM).