Importing csv is not detecting the price

[shortbloke]

Hi I'm trying to import a CSV with my historical data, however it's not picking up the price when uploaded.
Snippet of the CSV below:

fuelup_date,miles,litres,price,Notes
2011-03-23,400.3,57.82,1.40,
2011-04-01,475.7,61.46,1.40,
2011-04-11,435.3,60.88,1.41,
2011-04-20,485.9,64.9,1.42,
2011-04-26,513.8,66.22,1.42,
2011-05-08,458,64.75,1.43,,
2011-05-16,448.5,66.25,1.41,
2011-05-24,439.5,54.17,1.42,
2011-06-02,482.1,64.08,1.41,
2011-06-08,447.6,58.21,1.40,
2011-06-12,518.2,62.43,1.48,
2011-06-22,499.1,67.36,1.37,
2011-07-04,484.7,65.35,1.39,
2011-08-14,440,60.7,1.40,
2011-08-23,495.1,59.68,1.39,
2011-08-31,485.1,63.52,1.43,
2011-09-12,500,67.01,1.40,
2011-09-21,502.9,61.07,1.39,
2011-09-30,519.5,64.29,1.40,
2011-10-07,435,54.85,1.39,
2011-10-12,389,51.24,1.39,
2011-10-30,508,65.92,1.39,
2011-11-08,499.6,61.86,1.38,
2011-11-16,467.8,63.47,1.40,"New Rear Brakes"

[pb]

Do you get an error message?

[pb]

These kinds of problems are really unique to the CSV file, and I'll need to take a look at the whole file. My guess is that you have a comma off somewhere.

[pb]

I pulled your latest import file from the server and used it successfully to import all of the fuel-ups with prices.

My guess is that something went wrong with one of your earlier imports, and now it won't update the price for you. I'd go ahead and remove the existing car, create a new one, and try your import again with your latest CSV file. That one was working fine for me with a brand new test car with no existing fuel-ups.

[shortbloke]

Ok thanks, yes my original import had £ signs in.

No error messages the import claimed to be ok.

Have deleted the car and re-added it and same CSV has worked just fine.

Thanks for your help

[pb]

ah ok, thanks for the extra info. Fuelly should be stripping the £ sign and using the number left over, but it sounds like something could have gone wrong with that process. Glad it's working now.