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Hi,
I have a script with the following command:
unoconv -i FilterOptions=44,34,76 -f xls ${ARCHIVOINFO}.csv
That script runs on CentOS 6.7
When I connect to Linux from Windows (via SSH client) it outputs de xls correctly.
But when I run from a Linux ssh client the outputs is messed up.
For example, fields with values such a 0.80 are prepended with a single quote, so the value results as '0.80
And so, this field is rendered as text in the spreadsheet.
I've made a work around, the script ask user from which OS is conneting. But I wonder if there is a more clever way of do it.
Thanks in advance!
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How did you resolve this as I'm having a similar problem?
The Word Document converts to PDF (tables and all) - one issue is the decimal separator is represented as 1/4
Any ideas?
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Hi,
I have a script with the following command:
That script runs on CentOS 6.7
When I connect to Linux from Windows (via SSH client) it outputs de xls correctly.
But when I run from a Linux ssh client the outputs is messed up.
For example, fields with values such a 0.80 are prepended with a single quote, so the value results as '0.80
And so, this field is rendered as text in the spreadsheet.
I've made a work around, the script ask user from which OS is conneting. But I wonder if there is a more clever way of do it.
Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: