SAP C4C has an add-in for Excel; which provides a chance to create/update business objects depending on needs. After installation if there is something corrupted in your template or on template's structure, eventually you will get the Error: (500) Internal Server Error as output.
This error usually stands for the referring mistakes/corrupted data in your template, however even your Excel file's correctness you may still across this error. In Windows, your date/time format matters a lot for using this add-in; and if your Windows' date/time format is not suitable with C4C, you are going to keep getting this error. So this is what you should do to avoid this error:
1- Right click on the clock.
2- Click on "Adjust date/time".
3- On the menu which you will come across, click on "Additional date, time & regional settings".
4- After that, click on "Change date, time or number formats".
5- In formats, pick the English (United Kingdom).
Then the process will be done, after that you should be able to upload your Excel file via SAP C4C Excel add-in.
NOTE: Current OS is Windows 10 x64 for the screenshots below, so the way of changing date/time format may vary depending on your OS.
NOTE: I don't know which formats are supporting by Excel Add-In, but in English (United Kingdom) format in works fine.
We had this issue when we were in a meeting in customer, and our date/time format was in Turkish. It gave us hard times for us in that days, but thanks to my senior, Cenk Ozgur, we solved this problem. I shared same solution with my colleagues in other companies I saw that no one had an idea about how to solve this problem; furthermore I opened an incident about this case on 10.07.18, still they are working on it. So I thought this work around can help to someone else too from community.
Best regards.
Tunahan
This error usually stands for the referring mistakes/corrupted data in your template, however even your Excel file's correctness you may still across this error. In Windows, your date/time format matters a lot for using this add-in; and if your Windows' date/time format is not suitable with C4C, you are going to keep getting this error. So this is what you should do to avoid this error:
1- Right click on the clock.
2- Click on "Adjust date/time".
3- On the menu which you will come across, click on "Additional date, time & regional settings".
4- After that, click on "Change date, time or number formats".
5- In formats, pick the English (United Kingdom).
Then the process will be done, after that you should be able to upload your Excel file via SAP C4C Excel add-in.
NOTE: Current OS is Windows 10 x64 for the screenshots below, so the way of changing date/time format may vary depending on your OS.
NOTE: I don't know which formats are supporting by Excel Add-In, but in English (United Kingdom) format in works fine.
We had this issue when we were in a meeting in customer, and our date/time format was in Turkish. It gave us hard times for us in that days, but thanks to my senior, Cenk Ozgur, we solved this problem. I shared same solution with my colleagues in other companies I saw that no one had an idea about how to solve this problem; furthermore I opened an incident about this case on 10.07.18, still they are working on it. So I thought this work around can help to someone else too from community.
Best regards.
Tunahan
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