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One good reason would be (as he says) that it is flaky. eg how does it handle newlines, commas, tabs and non-ascii characters in data? I've had to pull dirty da
by bazzargh 13y ago
One good reason would be (as he says) that it is flaky. eg how does it handle newlines, commas, tabs and non-ascii characters in data? I've had to pull dirty data between systems before, and csv as the lowest common denominator tends to be lossy as there's no spec on this stuff. Some systems (eg oracle's csv import) do support forms of escaping, but they're not interoperable.
I see they support other file formats & json here, but a nice to have would be to use the google spreadsheet url:
https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/spreadsheets#Google_Spreadsheets_as_a_Data_Source https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/spreads...
Grabbing data directly from Office365 is also possible:
http://cwebbbi.wordpress.com/2012/07/24/consuming-odata-feeds-from-excel-services-2013-in-powerpivot/ http://cwebbbi.wordpress.com/2012/07/24/consuming-odata-feed...
- teamonkey 13y agoThe worst thing is that I work in a bilingual office. Excel's export to CSV does not work as intended when you have more than one number format.