If you have create a forecast with an integration but you did not import the data using the integration, the records will not be mapped to your chosen integrations GL Codes so importing data will not work.
You can correct this using the steps below;
- Export a copy of your existing
forecast so you have a backup if any mistakes are made.
- Open a blank Excel sheet.
- Open your existing forecast.
- Go to Utilities and Export Records
Details.

- Once the export has completed, paste
into the excel sheet.
- Now, create a new forecast with your
chosen integration.
- Go to Utilities > Settings and connect
to the Xero company you want to map.

- Click Import the data, map only the Fixed
Asset and corresponding Depreciation code together, the Forecast records (or
you can do this at step 14) and the Main Bank Account. The rest can be imported.

- Import the data.
- Once that has imported, re-open the forecast.
- Go to Utilities and Export Records
Details.

- Once the export has completed, paste
into the same excel sheet above but on a new tab.
- In this latest export, you will see
column K (and potentially L and M) will be populated with a code.

- This is the code that will map your Forecast
record to your Xero GL Account.
- Now you will need to map this code to
your first Records Details export you did.
We recommend mapping using the GL Codes (column D) to ensure you are allocating
the correct records.
Ensure you map columns K, L and M to the same location, e.g., if on a separate tab, it should also be columns K, L and M.
If you haven’t mapped the Forecast Records, you will need to search or map using the GL account name.
- Once you have completed your mapping,
copy all columns (A to M) to clipboard.
- Go to your existing forecast.
- Go to Utilities and click Import
Record Details

- Once the import has completed, you
have now mapped the integration to your existing forecast.
You
can delete the newly created forecast.