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Excel uses ; as CSV separator in some configurations. Changing the separator in Excel is quite opaque.
This parser seems to accept only , as separator. It would be nice to support ; as well.
In any case for the parser to work you need to replace ; with , in the generated Excel.
Not a critical issue but it might help someone who gets a strange JSON generated after parsing CSV where ; are used.
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Excel uses ; as CSV separator in some configurations. Changing the separator in Excel is quite opaque.
This parser seems to accept only , as separator. It would be nice to support ; as well.
In any case for the parser to work you need to replace ; with , in the generated Excel.
Not a critical issue but it might help someone who gets a strange JSON generated after parsing CSV where ; are used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: