Fix “invalid number format” before a Klaviyo import
A value can look like a number to a person while still failing a numeric property check because it contains a currency symbol, unit or other text.
What Klaviyo expects
Number properties accept numeric values rather than display-formatted strings. Values such as €19.99, 12 kg or other text-decorated numbers should not be mapped directly as Number.
What ReadyRows checks
ReadyRows infers likely numeric custom columns from their headers and sampled values, then flags entries that contain non-numeric content. Ambiguous values are left unchanged for review rather than rewritten.
Avoid locale mistakes
Commas and periods can have different meanings across locales. Do not automatically swap separators unless you know whether the source means a decimal separator or a thousands separator.
Official reference
Klaviyo documents the relevant import rule in its invalid format troubleshooting guide.
Check the file before you re-import it
ReadyRows scans the file locally in your browser, highlights platform-specific import risks and separates rows that need attention from rows that are ready to export.
Open the free Klaviyo fixerReadyRows is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Klaviyo. Import rules can change; confirm account-specific behavior in the platform's official documentation.