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As I discovered over various conversations with people, Excel support for Japanese blows away standard "plaintext" formats. There are a few standards for japan
by sheetjs 12y ago
As I discovered over various conversations with people, Excel support for Japanese blows away standard "plaintext" formats. There are a few standards for japanese encoding, which makes CSVs tricky (there's no standard way of specifying a codepage), but XLS and other formats explicitly state what encoding they use.
- unsignedint 12y agoYes, if the spreadsheet is actually spreadsheet, that's one thing. (And perhaps that works better than CSVs...) What being circulated around is those spreadsheets with 1x1 grids used to create a document. No document structures; even TOC would be handwritten instead of auto generated from the heading.