Hello,
I have formatted the CSV exactly like the instructions and example yet it says File import failed. File does not have any transaction rows. Please help
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it should state which row/rows are giving the problem when import fails
itâs always the damn date format that gets me
Converting transaction history CSVs to the CoinTracker CSV format | CoinTracker Help Center
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Total Newbie here. But, CSV upload only worked after I took all of the â-â and â_â (dashes and underlines in the title of the CSV provided.
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Iâm having the same issue. I even tried importing their sample template file and it fails with the same error message: âFile import failed. File does not have any transaction rows.â
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I have the same problem. I canât even import CoinTrackers sample CSV into an existing wallet. I tried removing the underscores from the default file name without any luck.
If CoinTracker can create a new Import Wallet from Nexo, BlockFi, Robinhoodâs CSV file format then why do we need to bother reformatting updates into CoinTrackerâs format?
Looks like the only solution is to either manually import all the transactions or delete and recreate the wallet.
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Iâm also having this issue. Iâm a new user and Iâm trying to import my Blockfi CSV.
Followed the instructions and keep geting an error. Removed the dashes and underscores and still not working, just a generic error
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Did you ever find out the solution? I cant import Trust wallet or other CSV which are standard yet wont upload. This is a MAJOR BUG and i dont understand why SUPPORT has not replied with a solution or fix??
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Check your column labels if you modified the CSV by hand or copy/pasted anything. If youâre using their own format those labels have to be exact match or the parser will choke. If youâre using an exchange format, it appears that some of them are supported out of the box and others arenât, and the status of that support is not well indicated by the âhintsâ on the page.
It would be super helpful if cointracker could make sure their hints were actually applicable to the exchange in question and point you to any csv file parse issues instead of just providing a generic error message of course⌠(or if support ever answered any forum posts for that matter)
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Iâm having this same problem: âFile import failed. File does not have any transaction rowsâ.
The fact is the format matches their template exactly.
As an experiment I downloaded their own sample CSV file and tried to import it.
Result? âFile import failed. File does not have any transaction rowsâ.
Renamed the file to âtest.csvâ in line with recommendation above. Same problem.
The importer is broken, please fix it for the love of god.
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Iâm getting the error âFile import failed. Header is invalidâ even though I am using the cointracker template file to upload, I did not touch the header row⌠frustrating. I am using excel to add the transactions to the template. Iâm not sure if excel is modifying the csv in some way⌠I check the header with a text editor and it seems correct.
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Same here. Itâs insane there is no answers at all by Cointracker on this forum.
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I got the same problem and I did changed to the T and wonât work, alway spit out error Date,Received Quantity,Received Currency,Sent Quantity,Sent Currency.
Seem like they canât fixed it and no one answer, I better move to cointracking.info, they have no problem like this site. I only tried here because its connect with my coinbase account . useless.
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The CSV import can be finicky. The format has to be exactly like the template or it will fail. To get it to work I have been importing it into Excel, Copy and pasting or manually changing the data for my transactions to match the setup exactly. If I need more lines I copy and paste additional lines from the sample before changing the data.
Common error I get
File import failed. Error on row #4. Expected all rows to have the same date/time format (MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss).
In the above example row 4 is blank and it should be recognized as the end of the file but it wasnât. The fix was to highlight from row 4 down to the bottom of the screen and press DEL, This fixed the issue. Iâm assuming that the uploader was seeing some sort of formatting even though the fields were blank.
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For the people mentioning header errors, adding a space at the end of the header line might help: CSV not imprting - #3 by mario
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Mine only says import failed. No info about what was the problem unless it is listed somewhere I cannot see.
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I successfully imported (finally!!!) after many tries but there was a transaction missing which I needed to correct and I could not figure out how to do it manually. So, I deleted the wallet, made the correction to my CSV and when I went to import it, now I get the message that there are not any transaction rows. Beyond frustrating.
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I went back in the CSV, deleted the row I had added. Then added the row again, saved the file with a different name and then it worked. Very buggy.
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I actually tried importing the template and that got rejected so Iâm not sure what to do hereâŚ
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Please help!
Worked fine for CashApp
I was able to import for Bitforex using the .csv template format. For Kucoin, forget it. Tried modifying file name, header contents, etc, according to various suggestions. No way, always a failure. A more perfect explanation on addressing a common failure would be appreciatedâŚCoinTracker