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06-19-2014, 06:33 AM
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CSV export column names mismatched
As the title says.
The CSV export I just downloaded has the following column names in this order:
"car_name, model, l/100km, odometer, km, litres, price, city_percentage, fuelup_date, date_added, tags, notes, missed_fuelup, partial_fuelup, latitude, longitude"
The data following is clearly mismatched: the first two columns, "car_name" and "model", appear correct, but the following ones are clearly misplaced and it is not entirely clear by a quick look which goes where.
Regards,
Dimitri
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06-23-2014, 04:29 PM
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Hi Dmitri,
I am not seeing a problem with the exported file. Here is an example of the first three lines of your exported file, can you point out the problem? The l/100km is 0 because of your partial fuelups. The export appears to match your fuelup log.
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car_name, model, l/100km, odometer, km, litres, price, city_percentage, fuelup_date, date_added, tags, notes, missed_fuelup, partial_fuelup, latitude, longitude
"Renault Laguna 2.2dT","Renault Laguna",0.00,200124.0,22.00,5.35,2.560,100,2014-06-22,2014-06-22 13:12:58,"eko","After Mramor, this time really to pped up",0,0,,
"Renault Laguna 2.2dT","Renault Laguna",0.00,200102.0,82.99,57.54,2.550,100,2014-06-22,2014-06-22 09:15:21,"eko","Еко вапцаров, тръгвам за преглед в мрамор, спира зареждане непълен резервоар",0,1,,
"Renault Laguna 2.2dT","Renault Laguna",0.00,200019.0,77.01,7.84,2.550,100,2014-06-19,2014-06-19 12:53:33,"eko","Eko on Константин величков",0,1,,
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06-23-2014, 11:50 PM
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Now I see it from your post - the file I get has comma instead of a dot as a decimal separator and the fractional values are not in quotes, which is causing the whole problem. Is this a setting I can change?
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06-24-2014, 07:31 AM
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Oh, the comma as a decimal separator, I see the issue clearly now. I will work on fixing it today.
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06-24-2014, 07:51 AM
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Site Team
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Give it a try now. The decimal separator will now always be a dot.
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06-25-2014, 04:41 AM
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I checked it out, the problem is solved now, thanks.
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