Missing records in Akeneo export - export-to-csv

I'm trying to export products (csv) in Akeneo, but some records are missing in the output.
The missing records are all part of certain families within Akeneo and I am trying to find out why they are not exported.
I have already tail'ed the log files, and checked the log/batch/* files, however, according to the logs everything seemed to be ok.
The only differences I can see (in the product table) are the family id's, but I must be missing something.
Any idea's/clues are welcome!

Currently you can't export products without any category.

Categories were missing in the products, I guess these are obligated for a product to show up in the export.

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My dataset has hundreds of measures/dimensions/calc fields, so it's incredibly time exhaustive to click into every single sheet/dashboard just to see if a field exists in there, so is there a quicker way to do this?
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2nd you can do the export by hand. But then you must know which records are involved and what files are involved. And you must handle uid-collisions!
Starting with a simple query for your news-records.
Then you need all related records: FAL, tt_content, categories
Depending on your tt_content records you might need further related records - typical: FAL
Then you need to identify all the files.
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There are several fields on the report and all of them contain some data (as can be seen in the dbf file itself and/or in Browse Field Data) but few of them are never "shown" on the report. (If I, however, browse the data within the preview in CR2011 designer, I can see the data with no problem.)
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How to Increase the Max Length of the Product Description in Magento (when importing)?

Edit: This was a bogus question. The problem was that I had quotes in my description field. The entire field should be wrapped in one set of quotes with none inside. Changed quotes to apostrophes to fix. Magento is working correctly.
I am using a Profile in the Import/Export section of my Magento admin to import a CSV document.
My description fields are very long (around 10k file size). Two issues are occurring:
On the published product, only the first 50% or so of the description is present.
The Magento system does not import the next column on the import document (brief description).
Does anybody know how to fix this?
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Did you check if the CSV contains the full description prior to importing it? Maybe the application only allows a certain amount of characters in a column and truncates the rest.
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Have you confirmed by creating by hand a single product with a huge description that magento doesn't choke on it?