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# History
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The “history” tab shows the list of the previous imports that the user has performed using the Ergonode transfer function. The Ergonode transfer function allows the user to import products, categories, attributes, translations, and other data to the PIM system using CSV files. The “history” tab has six columns:
* **Created at**: The date and time when the import was created in the system.
* **Started on**: The date and time when the import process started.
* **Ended at**: The date and time when the import process ended or stopped.
* **Records**: The number of records that were processed in the CSV file.
* **Status**: The current status of the import, such as “Created”, “Processing”, “Ended”, “Stopped”, or “Error”.
* **Errors**: The number of records that encountered errors during the import process.
The user can sort the table by any column, either in ascending or descending order, by clicking on the column header. The user can also search for specific values in any column by typing in the first row of the table, which acts as a filter. The table will only show the rows that match the search criteria. The “history” tab helps the user to monitor the progress and the outcomes of the imports and to fix any issues.
Each row in the table has an *eye icon* that allows the user to view the details of the import, such as the date, the line in the file that created an issue, and the error description.
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