Capital Gain Excel Import → Syntax Error

Income Tax || Capital Gain Excel Import → Syntax Error

      

Root Cause of the Error →
The error occurs when a client enters a special character (') in the Capital Gain Excel template.

      

Solution →
  1. Open the Capital Gain Excel template intended for import into the software.
  2. Identify and remove any instances of the special character (') from the data within the Excel sheet.
  3. After correcting the data in Excel, re-import the template into the software.
      

By following these steps, you can ensure that the data entered in the Excel sheet is imported successfully.


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