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Yeah. With 10k accounts, options #1 and #2 aren't really feasible. 😅

 

The only real option would be #3. A quick script to import a CSV file that contains only the account email and their joined date. It could quickly go through the data to update the date column in the members' table using the email.

It should be easy enough for your developer in case you want to go ahead with it.

Great! I've been chatting with him, and he totally thinks he can do that. Any chance to find out the field number for Registration Date that he would be importing? I'm not sure where to look for this, and the few places I've tried are obviously not it. 😄

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It's the joined column in the core_members table. The value must be a UNIX timestamp: https://www.unixtimestamp.com/

Example timestamp for the current time: 1700338973

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It's the joined column in the core_members table. The value must be a UNIX timestamp: https://www.unixtimestamp.com/

Example timestamp for the current time: 1700338973

Thanks so much! Passing that on to him. 🙂

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