Two cases
Case 1 - You have the values for all the filters.
In this case,
TableName = Table to Update
KeyName 1-4 = Names of the Fields to Filter On
KeyValue 1-4 = Filter Values
IsKey = y
KeyType = (Blank)
If the table has a CID, you can enter the CID code, and set UseCID = 'y' as another filter
FieldName 1-4 = Fields to Update
FieldValue 1-4 = Data to Update With
Case 2 - You have Item or Custno
TableName = Table to Update
KeyName1 = The custID or ItemID field in the Table to Update (entid/vendid/custid or ikey in almost all cases)
KeyValue1 = The Custno/Vendno or Item Code
Keyname2-4 = Other Filters
Keyname2-4 = Filter Values
IsKey = 'n'
Keytype = CUSTNO or ITEM depending on which one you have
UseCID is not used, but CID must be filled in
FieldName 1-4 = Fields to Update
FieldValue 1-4 = Data to Update With
Check for max record update will run as a select query first, counting the rows updated for each record in the XLS file.
If any will update more than the entered value, a message will be displayed, and the update will not occur for that row.
The process can be continued at this point, or the rest of the updates can be canceled
