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Chart table csv 5 years 7 months ago #5239

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It works fine, but I have two questions.
1. How to use csv exactly (see attachment)
2. I don't see any results using 'summary'. Why
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Chart table csv 5 years 6 months ago #5317

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Hi Ronald

1. I have just got csv to work by entering the data in Excel and saving as 'CSV (Comma delimiated)' file type. It looks like this when then opened in notepad:



2. The summary is used by screen readers as a quick overview of the data contained in the table. It isn't seen on screen, in the same way that alt text for images isn't. It's good accessibility practice to include a summary but it's not essential.

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Chart table csv 5 years 6 months ago #5328

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In Dutch Excel, in an export to a CSV file, the comma(,) always will be a semicolon (;) and Xerte does not understand that.
Could Xerte be changed so the semicolon in a CSV file will be accepted?
Now the user has to replace the semicolon in the CSV file first.
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Chart table csv 5 years 6 months ago #5337

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Sure, I've created a request for it on GitHub #791

I'll try and look at this & the similar issue about commas as decimals in Dutch soon (for variables)

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