Managing data
This section provides information about how to manage data: exporting to and importing from Microsoft Excel, importing and exporting large data files, importing base data and customized data, and using the export functionality for backing up your data.
The Planning data migration section in the Microsoft Dynamics AX Implementation Guide offers additional guidelines to follow when planning to import data into Microsoft Dynamics AX.
This section includes the following:
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Provides information about using the export functionality to back up data. | |
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Provides information about creating a table definition group. | |
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Provides information about setting up tables and fields for definition groups. | |
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Provides information about exporting default data and producing *.dat and *.def files. | |
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Provides tips about what to consider when using Excel as an Export tool. | |
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Provides information about using the standard export procedure when exporting large amounts of data. | |
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Provides information about importing customer-independent data (for example, ZIP Codes, address formats, and time intervals). | |
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Provides information about importing data that has been exported from any other business-management application. | |
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Provides information about creating a template in Microsoft Dynamics AX for purpose of importing data back into Microsoft Dynamics AX. | |
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Provides tips for populating a worksheet in Excel so that the data is compatible with Microsoft Dynamics AX. | |
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Provides information about importing data from Excel into Microsoft Dynamics AX. | |
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Provides information about importing custom data, that is, unique data. | |
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Discusses strategies for backing up and restoring data. | |
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Provides information about setting up the global-search functionality. |