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As you might know, CSV formatting depend on the localization of your PC.
Here in Belgium a CSV uses semi-colon as field separator and comma as decimal separator.
Since most exports I do will be used by basic Excel users, this is a blocker for me.
So the suggestion is to add settings for CSV field separator and CSV decimal separator.
CSV field separator I'd suggest a choice between comma and semicolon (and maybe tabs while we're add it).
CSV decimal separator, period and comma should be enough.
What do you think?
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Second that! I noticed something similar for the export to .csv to clipboard (#712) that was granted. Please add it to exporting to file as well.
That it is possible to export the results at all, however, is extremely appreciated.
As you might know, CSV formatting depend on the localization of your PC.
Here in Belgium a CSV uses semi-colon as field separator and comma as decimal separator.
Since most exports I do will be used by basic Excel users, this is a blocker for me.
So the suggestion is to add settings for CSV field separator and CSV decimal separator.
CSV field separator I'd suggest a choice between comma and semicolon (and maybe tabs while we're add it).
CSV decimal separator, period and comma should be enough.
What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: