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Expand Up @@ -85,6 +85,17 @@ Your file should include the following required columns:
- Merchant
- Currency (optional but recommended)

## What date formats are supported for the Date column?

Expensify recognizes a range of common date formats, so you don't need to reformat your file before importing. Supported formats include:
- Year-first: `2025-11-02`, `2025/11/02`, or `20251102`
- Month-first (US): `11/02/2025` or `11-02-2025`
- Day-first (European): `02/11/2025` or `02-11-2025`
- Month name: `Nov 2, 2025`, `November 2, 2025`, or `2 Nov 2025`
- Excel serial date numbers (for example, `45963`)

Each date is converted to the standard year-month-day format during import.

## What happens if I map the same spreadsheet column twice?

You’ll see an error message and won’t be able to proceed until the issue is resolved.
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