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VFX · Data exchange

Import and export the VFX tracker

Prepare bulk loads and shareable exports without losing naming, timecode, or scope.

Written by RushTrack Product TeamOperational review CinergiaPost S.R.L.
IN RUSHTRACKProject → VFX → Tracker → Import Excel / Export Excel
FORVFX supervisors and producers · Post-production coordinators · Data-entry teams and vendors
BEFORE YOU STARTFile with compatible headers · Edit permission to import
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Excel accelerates initial entry and provides a controlled tracker snapshot. Use stable naming, validate timecodes, and review duplicates before adding the sheet to a project.

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1. Prepare the spreadsheet

One row represents one shot. Keep episode, scene, number, TC, and work scope in separate columns.

  • 01Avoid contradictory manual names
  • 02Use a consistent TC format
  • 03Keep a copy of the source file
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2. Validate before confirming

Review episodes, duplicates, and required fields in the import preview.

  • 01Correct invalid rows
  • 02Confirm the destination project
  • 03Assign vendors later if not yet known
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3. Export with intent

Apply filters before exporting when only an operational subset should be shared.

  • 01Episode or status snapshot
  • 02External review without workspace access
  • 03Naming and tracking backup
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TROUBLESHOOTING

If something does not work as expected

Rows are rejected

Review headers, required fields, duplicates, and timecode values for those rows.

The export includes too many shots

Apply tracker filters before starting the export.

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