2933258 - Error: 'Bank account number not valid according to check digit calculation code' (Spain)

While migrating Employee Data - Spain into the system, error message is displayed: 'Bank account number not valid according to check digit calculation code'.

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1. Go to the Business Configuration work center.
2. Go to the Overview view.
3. Search for Migration of Employee Data - Spain activity and select it.
4. Click open the same or click Change Immediately.
5. Click on Migrate basic employee data using the migration tool.
6. Select the File with Migration Status In Process.
7. Click Execute Migration and select Execute Migration Step by Step.
8. During Simulation Import, error message is displayed: 'Bank account number not valid according to check digit calculation code'.

The issue is because of incorrect Bank Account Number maintained in the migration template. For country Spain, the IBAN format - ESAA-BBBB-CCCC-DD-XXXXXXXXXX

ES = Spain

AA = Check Digits

BBBB = Bank Code

CCCC = Branch Code

DD = National Check Digit

XXXXXXXXXX = 10 digits Bank Account Number

If the Bank Account Number is entered as "XXXXXXXXXX", then the error message is displayed. The Bank Account Number field in the migration template should have 20 digits number and this number is called as BBAN - Basic Bank Account Number. This number can be generated from IBAN. For example, if the IBAN = ESAA-BBBB-CCCC-DD-XXXXXXXXXX, then the BBAN (Basic Bank Account Number) is BBBB-CCCC-DD-XXXXXXXXXX.

This is a standard system behavior.

KBA 2917594 - Migration: Bank Account Number Not Valid According to Check Digit Calculation Code

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