Sales Force CSV work around for Chinese characters. This Work around may work if you need to do Japanese / Korean etc.
Scenario
Microsoft Excel xls file saved as file as a CSV looks ok, however when close and open the CSV file up again it looks different with something else.
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | 香港 |
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | 香港 |
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | 香港 |
Ie after you reopen with MS Excel it looks like this
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | ?? |
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | ?? |
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | ?? |
**I have tried changing system language local in the OS, still does the same.**
I used OpenOffice Calc to open the XLS file to text CSV,
However when I open the file CSV file saved with OppenOffice in Excel, it still looks like this
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | 香港 |
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | 香港 |
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | 香港 |
The Trick is :
Open the CSV file you just created with OpenOffice in Notepad. Then save the file as a CSV ( encoding as UTF-8 ) – you can save as something else or replace.
When you open theCSV file with MS Excel, you should be able to retain the characters.
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | 香港 |
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | 香港 |
MARUBENI | UNIQLO | China (CH) | 香港 |
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