Hi guys, <\/p>\n
I really like your product and I’ll definitely purchase Pro if it will work me. Here’s my dilemma.<\/p>\n
I’m an event manager who manages the schedule for thousands of small events every month. With that many events, the CSV import is a must. I ran into an issue while trying to import some events. <\/p>\n
Many of my events have the same name, but all have unique locations. On any given day, there are several events with the same name, running back to back. On really busy days, there might be 70 events with the same name starting at the exact same times. The only variable is the address. <\/p>\n
Here is an example:<\/p>\n
Each example is a series of events occurring back to back where attendees will visit each location in order. Examples 1 & 2 have the exact same name, as do each following event. <\/p>\n
Example 1
\nSame Event Name 123 A St. 02:00 PM 07\/17\/15
\nSame Event Name 321 B St. 03:00 PM 07\/17\/15
\nSame Event Name 231 C St. 04:00 PM 07\/17\/15<\/p>\n
Example 2
\nSame Event Name 123 X Ave. 02:00 PM 07\/17\/15
\nSame Event Name 321 Y Ave. 03:00 PM 07\/17\/15
\nSame Event Name 231 Z Ave. 04:00 PM 07\/17\/15<\/p>\n
Question #1, is there a solution for the import issue? The only solution I could think of would be to assign a unique number to every event title, but with 5000+ events, that would be a real challenge.
\nQuestion #2, is there a way to keep the events grouped together in order to eliminate confusion? Each event would still need a location map.
\nQuestion #3, is there a limit to the number of events which can be added to the calendar and\/or the week view? We have 4 categories (cites) each of which could have 200 events in a single week.<\/p>\n
Thanks for your help!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-987444","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n