Big Picture... I want to automate my online giving to go through an Omatic import into a Batch. I am currently using Authorize.net as the credit card company and Whipple Hill as the website. I would like to use the data from Whipple Hill as the data that is collected on line is more extensive then the Authorize.net Data. However, I can not seem to create an export that will give me all of the data it only gives me a subset. ( I have also had this problem when working with 'Final Site".
Thus I have resorted to taking the data from Authorize.NET which is a problem as I would really like to import the gift dates, but Authorize.net gives me dates in the following format 05-Jun-2014 02:58:18 PM EDT. Omatic is not reading this date and for that matter neither is EXCEL. Perhaps I need a "reg statement"? Are others experiencing this problem? Am I approaching this whole import incorrectly? Any advise would be helpful. Thanks
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Karen Burlingame
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almost 9 years ago
Omatic helped me with this! email me at karen.burlingameATmulticare.org and I will send you the dictionary. I import all my AN batches. :)
Linda Lull
Big Picture... I want to automate my online giving to go through an Omatic import into a Batch. I am currently using Authorize.net as the credit card company and Whipple Hill as the website. I would like to use the data from Whipple Hill as the data that is collected on line is more extensive then the Authorize.net Data. However, I can not seem to create an export that will give me all of the data it only gives me a subset. ( I have also had this problem when working with 'Final Site".
Thus I have resorted to taking the data from Authorize.NET which is a problem as I would really like to import the gift dates, but Authorize.net gives me dates in the following format 05-Jun-2014 02:58:18 PM EDT. Omatic is not reading this date and for that matter neither is EXCEL. Perhaps I need a "reg statement"? Are others experiencing this problem? Am I approaching this whole import incorrectly? Any advise would be helpful. Thanks