About Batch Loader and Multiload Journal files

Hi, may someone help me in 2 questions/
Can I use Batch Loader to automate process FDM journals and load it to HFM?
And second, is it possible to use multiload excel files for these journals?
Thx
Edited by: user10941958 on Jan 22, 2010 2:54 AM
Edited by: user10941958 on Jan 22, 2010 2:56 AM

You can use the Trial balance file for loading journals. Just select the location and set data value to entity currecy adjustments. The data will go as journal entry even if you use trial balance file but you wont have 2 columns debit and credit only one colum for amount.
Hope this is helpful.
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Can we load and unload the files in the run time?
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If on the other hand your option or to have a run in which the variable is an int, next you stop the program and in a following run it is a char, you may have it by using some appropriade preprocessor clause:
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Does it worth the effort?
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