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Importing Cost Account

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Sinan FahmiMember for 19 years 10 months
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Dear Planners,
is there any method to import cost account from excel to primavera p6, because my company has more than 2000 cost account and it will take a lot of time to type it one be one?

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    Rodel Marasigan ·
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    Sinan,
    Defining Account codes can be done by Excel SDK. If assigning account codes to activity you can use export/import excel spreadsheet functions in P6 using resource assignment.
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    Sinan Fahmi ·
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    Thanks my Friend,
    unfortunately I don’t know how to use Excel SDK, do you have any reference material that I can learn how to use this Kit.

    Thanks again for your reply
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    Rodel Marasigan ·
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    Sinan,

    There is a PP member offering Steps using SDK. Try to give him your email address and he might help.(link below)
    STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE USING SDK IN SCHEDULE PREPARATION
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    John Reeves ·
    #4

    Can this be done now with

    Can this be done now with without an SDK.  It is crazy that you cannot import the cost accounts and costs.  I am simply importing the costs from an original file to a later file of the same name.  Costs import fine.  I will only import the cost accounts if you also import the WBS - and being that the WBS uses the project name, even though the same file that rev number is different and over-writes the WBS - how crazy is this.  Let me know if a way around this.  

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    Zoltan Palffy ·
    #5

    you do nto need sdk all you

    you do nto need sdk all you need is the excel spreadsheet but p6 has to be on a 32 bit machine

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    Mohammed Ali ·
    #6

    Try this

    Try this SDK

    http://www.planningplanet.com/forums/oracle-primavera-pm6/844525/all-engineers-who-use-primaveras-magic-tools-family

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