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Unexpected end of line [CF][LR] in exported CSV
14 years 20 hours ago #67861
by fg80hun
Unexpected end of line [CF][LR] in exported CSV was created by fg80hun
Hi all,
I have found a strange thing when I tried to open up the exported product.csv in notepad++ with displaying the special characters CF LR also.
Example:
where "23" is the first coloumn: product_id. For some reasons, CR LF exist in the line and breaks the folowing coloumns of the product to the next line, which is not correct. I'm also using an Open source CSV editor called CSVed where I noticed the coloumns shifting, and makes impossible to deal with the exported data at all.
Thanks in advance.
I have found a strange thing when I tried to open up the exported product.csv in notepad++ with displaying the special characters CF LR also.
Example:
Code:
"23";"0";"Product Title";"<p> </p> CR LF
where "23" is the first coloumn: product_id. For some reasons, CR LF exist in the line and breaks the folowing coloumns of the product to the next line, which is not correct. I'm also using an Open source CSV editor called CSVed where I noticed the coloumns shifting, and makes impossible to deal with the exported data at all.
Thanks in advance.
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14 years 20 hours ago #67862
by nicolas
Replied by nicolas on topic Re: Unexpected end of line [CF][LR] in exported CSV
Hi,
The CRLF end of line is the standard one on windows:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline
Also, Macs understands CR and linux understands LF
Having both CR LF allows you to have line returns on all major OSes.
It's normal that you see them at the end of each line in notepad++ when you display the return carriages (there is an option to not display them).
I don't know CSVed but both OpenOffice (LibreOffice) and MS Office are able to open the CSVs of HikaShop just fine.
The CRLF end of line is the standard one on windows:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline
Also, Macs understands CR and linux understands LF
Having both CR LF allows you to have line returns on all major OSes.
It's normal that you see them at the end of each line in notepad++ when you display the return carriages (there is an option to not display them).
I don't know CSVed but both OpenOffice (LibreOffice) and MS Office are able to open the CSVs of HikaShop just fine.
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14 years 19 hours ago #67863
by fg80hun
Replied by fg80hun on topic Re: Unexpected end of line [CF][LR] in exported CSV
Hi Nicolas,
Yes, CF LR needed on win, at the end of line closing a product row. I attach an image where you can see that it breaks a line. In most cases, they are at the right place -> at the end of line. But sometimes breaking the lines to two or more like on the image.
Yes, CF LR needed on win, at the end of line closing a product row. I attach an image where you can see that it breaks a line. In most cases, they are at the right place -> at the end of line. But sometimes breaking the lines to two or more like on the image.
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14 years 17 hours ago #67869
by nicolas
Replied by nicolas on topic Re: Unexpected end of line [CF][LR] in exported CSV
That's your product description. It's on several lines because you have it on several lines.
That's not a problem. most CSV software like OpenOffice and Microsoft Office support multiple lines.
I can't do anything for you if your software does not support it besides telling you to use another software or not use several lines for your descriptions.
That's not a problem. most CSV software like OpenOffice and Microsoft Office support multiple lines.
I can't do anything for you if your software does not support it besides telling you to use another software or not use several lines for your descriptions.
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14 years 2 hours ago #67952
by fg80hun
Replied by fg80hun on topic Re: Unexpected end of line [CF][LR] in exported CSV
Right,
Finally I will switch back to Excel.
Regards
FG
Finally I will switch back to Excel.
Regards
FG
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