File structure for Sets Import - FM_SETS_FIPEX1

Hi Folks,
I've been tasked with migrating Funds Group and Commitment Group records into SAP ECC6. I've discovered the import option, but cannot get a file loaded, probably because the import file structure is incorrect. Could someone please provide me with the Import file structure, and even an example of the file layout (i.e. what does 'Type' mean?, when to use id 'H', 'R' or 'X').
Points will be awarded for helpful solution.
Cheers,
Steve

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