Hi,
We have a csv file with semicolon seperated data.
When importing this file into our Thinkwise application it interprets e.g. 20.88 as 20.880,00 aka 20880 which is a bit too much 🤐
Thinkwise doesn't look at the Windows settings because I can replicate the issue on mu PC except that Excel shows it correctly while on the customer pc Excel also messes it up.
On my PC:
Any suggestions on how to deal with this? Is there an option that we have missed to force the decimal separator?
Best answer by Alban_T
Hi
Can you please respond to Mark his question? Thanks in advance!
Ohh sorry, forgot about this one.
This one is resolved.
Which version of the platform and gui are you using?
We are using the Windows GUI 2023.3.12
+23Hi Alban, seems we haven't answered this topic yet. Has it been resolved? Can you try with the latest Windows GUI version?
Hi
Can you please respond to Mark his question? Thanks in advance!
Ohh sorry, forgot about this one.
This one is resolved.
+9If you are willing to share what did the trick we would love to hear it. In that case I can mark your response as best answer, which may prevent other developers from running into the same problem.
If you are willing to share what did the trick we would love to hear it. In that case I can mark your response as best answer, which may prevent other developers from running into the same problem.
the customer is using a differently formatted Excel document 😇
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