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Of course, because there are locales which uses comma as decimal separator. So CSV in Excel then defaults to semicolon. Another Microsoft BS, they should defau
by Fokamul 2y ago
Of course, because there are locales which uses comma as decimal separator. So CSV in Excel then defaults to semicolon.
Another Microsoft BS, they should defaults to ENG locale in CSV, do a translation in background. And let user choose, if they want to save as different separator. Excel in every part of world should produce same CSV by default.
Bunch of idiots.
- roelschroeven 2y agoYes. CSV is a data interchange format, it's meant to be written on one computer and read by another. Making the representation of data dependent on the locale in use is stupid af. Locales are for interaction with the user, not for data interchange.