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Back to the original question, we have made an accommodation to folks who have not invested in _real_ [edi | EDI] to allow them to submit what amounts to 867 data via spreadsheet. We have provided them a format, which the rarely comply with, and they email the results to our business area. The staff in that business area convert the contents of the spreadsheet using EXCEL to csv, place it in my input directory, and the map takes it and spits out an application document that the ERP takes for a real EDI document. I am a hero, we save one or two FTEs from doing data entry, and life goes on. Is it EDI? I tell them it is so that they think they need me on the job. These days in LA LA land, a job is a good thing. Alternatively, being independently wealthy is a good thing too. Better, even.
Art Douglas -----Original Message-----
Ain't that the truth, too many standards. The melting pot theory will bring them into one standard in about 1000 years. :)
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- RE: [EDI-L] EDI Question Rachel Foerster
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