Large Amount of External Transaction - FI-BL

Hi gurus,
I need to create a large number of external transaction, around 60,000, and assign them to the respective posting rules as usual for Electronic Bank Statemet, but I would like to know if I can anyhow make this work easier.
Best Regards,
Paulo.

Execute T Code SE16N, enter T028G as table and Execute (F8). In the next screen, you can use the Insert in New Row option (it should be sixth icon from left) to paste the entries that you copy from your excel sheet where you have the external transactions, posting rules, etc. Once you save, make sure you choose Table Entry -> Transport option from the menu on top to push your entries into a transport request.

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