In Epic, you can import records by starting with a blank spreadsheet because column and row configuration does not matter.

• A. Not sure
• B. It depends
• C. True
• D. False

Answer: (D)

Import in Epic relies on a structured template where each column maps to a specific field. The system reads the column headers to know which field to populate and may require certain columns to be present with exact names and formats. If you start with a blank spreadsheet, there’s nothing for the import tool to map to the correct Epic fields, and missing or misnamed headers can cause errors or incorrect data placement. Rows hold individual records, but without the proper column structure and header mapping, Epic can’t interpret the data accurately. So the statement isn’t true: column and row configuration does matter for a successful import, and you usually import data using a predefined template that specifies the required fields and their order or mapping.