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Peter Zauner
Peter Zauner  Identity Verified
Australia
Local time: 12:16
Membro (2010)
Da Tedesco a Inglese
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Nov 10, 2012

All,

I am getting a bit desperate here....

I am trying to import a csv file (delimited by semicolons) containing two colums (German; English) and some 270 entries.
To confirm the file conents I have opened it with text editor and it all appears fine.
I use the crossTerm import wizard and all steps including import are fine. However, when I review the newly imported entries I can see only the German terms and not the English ones.

Any suggestions... See more
All,

I am getting a bit desperate here....

I am trying to import a csv file (delimited by semicolons) containing two colums (German; English) and some 270 entries.
To confirm the file conents I have opened it with text editor and it all appears fine.
I use the crossTerm import wizard and all steps including import are fine. However, when I review the newly imported entries I can see only the German terms and not the English ones.

Any suggestions?

Thank you

Peter

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Wolfgang Schoene
Wolfgang Schoene  Identity Verified
Francia
Local time: 04:16
Membro (2007)
Da Inglese a Tedesco
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CSV crossTerm import Nov 12, 2012

Hi Peter
over time I found out that the safest way to import CSV files is to use the tabulator as a separator. I just imported a largish tab separated table and it works perfectly, both languages show up. Are you sure that you have entered all the information as to language, sublanguage, etc.?
My settings are:
Import without user interaction
Tabstopp as separator
Type of information: Column 1: term Column 2: term
Next choose language and sublanguage
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Hi Peter
over time I found out that the safest way to import CSV files is to use the tabulator as a separator. I just imported a largish tab separated table and it works perfectly, both languages show up. Are you sure that you have entered all the information as to language, sublanguage, etc.?
My settings are:
Import without user interaction
Tabstopp as separator
Type of information: Column 1: term Column 2: term
Next choose language and sublanguage
Term data categories: no entry
Select exclusion file: any file name
Specify general import parameters: no entry
Import!
In the crossTerm window click on the flags for your languages.
* shows all terms

Hope that helps

Wolfgang ▲ Collapse
 


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