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export to excel from rapidstart in own language isn't workin
ro03
Member Posts: 22
Hi Guys,
When i make an export with rapidstart from (by example) item table (in my own language) NAV 2013 i see nothing in the created excel file.
But when i make one in English it is working great. Does somebody know an solution for this?
Thx!
When i make an export with rapidstart from (by example) item table (in my own language) NAV 2013 i see nothing in the created excel file.
But when i make one in English it is working great. Does somebody know an solution for this?
Thx!
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Comments
In general Rapidstart packages should be created and imported/exported in a single language. Config. Templates and some other items are language specific, since booleans, dates and similar types will be saved as text in your locale and language (e.g. Ja, Nej, you will not be able to use these strings in english).
Make sure that regional settings (in windows) are set to the desired ones when you are exporting, set the same set when importing.
Second issue might be since you do not have language pack for the office for local language. Try to install it and see if it will be fixed.