"Your car has odometer tracking set, but no odometer heading in your CSV file."

[wookiee]

Previous threads have been closed with no answer.

Trying to import simple csv file with "odometer" as the first entry.

Site responds with "Your car has odometer tracking set, but no odometer heading in your CSV file."

Any solutions?

[mel_h]

Originally Posted by wookiee

Previous threads have been closed with no answer.

Trying to import simple csv file with "odometer" as the first entry.

Site responds with "Your car has odometer tracking set, but no odometer heading in your CSV file."

Any solutions?

Yes, I am having the same problem. I guess it's a bug?

[mel_h]

Originally Posted by mel_h

Yes, I am having the same problem. I guess it's a bug?

Okay, it's not a bug, but a failure in the instructions. You MUST have headers for both 'odometer' and 'miles' in your csv file, even if the column is empty. It doesn't seem to mind about other empty columns, but both of these are required - despite it being an 'either-or' option! TBF, it's does say 'must' in the odo column.
The other thing is that you must have one line of data already loaded up into fuelly. So if you're importing from scratch, you need to manually enter a fuel fill-up.
A further point concerns use of km/miles. If your data is in km (and you've set your car profile to km) you must label the column in the spreadsheet as 'miles', not kilometres. Fuelly does the mathematics for you, but it seems counter-intuitive all the same.

[driving4truth]

I tried the above but it still fails. I closed my account because of this issue. If I can't even import a simple CSV file because Fuelly's software devs are full retard idiots, well bye then.

[Hasaf]

I still can not get it to work either. I am matching the format in the example ( https://www.fuelly.com/example-csv.txt ).