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when I am trying to extract coordinates with Altair Embed it extracts them in a .cvs file but all the information in a single column.
Hello Sebastian, my software tools behave the same. But it is not an error! It is due to a setting in Windows (Region Settings - see picture). The .csv is a ASCII text document with numbers separated by a ' , ' - but xls requests a different character to show the numbers in separate columns.
- you can either change the settings in Windows, or- you can replace the ' , ' with ' ;' (in my case) in a text editor, load the data into xls, modify them, export them into .csv again, and replace the ';' with a ',' manually in a text editor. Activate requires a ',' when it reads the data.
(please, don't forget to add the time column in the .csv - see last pic )
Hello Sebastian, my software tools behave the same. But it is not an error! It is due to a setting in Windows (Region Settings - see picture). The .csv is a ASCII text document with numbers separated by a ' , ' - but xls requests a different character to show the numbers in separate columns. - you can either change the settings in Windows, or- you can replace the ' , ' with ' ;' (in my case) in a text editor, load the data into xls, modify them, export them into .csv again, and replace the ';' with a ',' manually in a text editor. Activate requires a ',' when it reads the data. (please, don't forget to add the time column in the .csv - see last pic )
Thank you very much, I will apply it, because actually this excel seems to me to be what leads me to this error.
let us know if you could resolve the issue....
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