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John De Souza	Posted Jun 11, 2011 in: Problems w/Email or Dial2Do Score: 0 John De Souza Posted: Jun 11, 2011 Score: 0 I am experiencing the same problem. Just emailed [email protected]. Will post the results here.
John De Souza	Posted Dec 04, 2008 in: Importing from Vitalist via XML Score: 0 John De Souza Posted: Dec 04, 2008 Score: 0 I am considering converting from the paid Vitalist version, therefore I appreciate the ability to import the data through an XML file into Toodledo. However this process did not work for me. Kept failing to do file size. I only succeeded by saving the XML file from Vitalist, opening it with Excel, allowing it to make the XML into a table. Then I manually cleaned the data -- removing completed tasks and, most importantly, removing duplicate lines, which I had many. (Data --> Filter --> advanced --> etc.) I was then able to import this table as a CSV into Toodledo. The file started with 16,000 rows although I only had 1600 items included completeds. I only brought in 175 items. This took me well over an hour. Hope this is of value to someone in the future.

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John De Souza

Posted Jun 11, 2011 in: Problems w/Email or Dial2Do

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John De Souza
Posted: Jun 11, 2011
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I am experiencing the same problem. Just emailed [email protected]. Will post the results here.

John De Souza

Posted Dec 04, 2008 in: Importing from Vitalist via XML

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John De Souza
Posted: Dec 04, 2008
Score: 0

I am considering converting from the paid Vitalist version, therefore I appreciate the ability to import the data through an XML file into Toodledo. However this process did not work for me. Kept failing to do file size.

I only succeeded by saving the XML file from Vitalist, opening it with Excel, allowing it to make the XML into a table. Then I manually cleaned the data -- removing completed tasks and, most importantly, removing duplicate lines, which I had many. (Data --> Filter --> advanced --> etc.)

I was then able to import this table as a CSV into Toodledo. The file started with 16,000 rows although I only had 1600 items included completeds. I only brought in 175 items. This took me well over an hour.

Hope this is of value to someone in the future.