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Chart table csv
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il y a 7 ans 11 mois - il y a 7 ans 11 mois #5317
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Réponse de Fay sur le sujet Chart table csv
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.
Fay
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.
Fay
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il y a 7 ans 10 mois #5328
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Réponse de rloenen sur le sujet Chart table csv
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.
Ronald
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.
Ronald
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