Exported Text Tables' file (*.txt or *.csv) format displays as follows.
Text Table Registration Screen
CSV format (comma-delimited)
String Table Data
File Version,1,0
,"","","1","2"
,"","","Table 1","Table 2"
,"","","ja-JP","en-US"
1,"10","1"," 警報 ","Alarm"
2,"10","1"," 確認 ","OK"
3,"10","1"," 圧力異常 ","Pressure"
String Table Data
Header (Necessary for import)
File Version
The version number of the file.
This is set automatically when exported.
,"","","1","2"
Each table's Table Number
,"","","Table 1","Table 2"
Each table's Table Name
,"","","ja-JP","en-US"
Each table's Language Code *1
1,"10","1", " 警報", "Alarm"
The number of characters in Number 1, Number of Rows, Each table's text
2,"10","1","確認 ","OK"
The number of characters in Number 2, Number of Rows, Each table's text
3,"10","1","圧力異常","Pressure"
The number of characters in Number 3, Number of Rows, Each table's text
For text bracketed by quotation marks, quotation marks are not recognized as part of the text string.
For example, "Alarm Message" --> Alarm Message
If quotation marks are to be recognized as text, place two quotation marks consecutively.
Example: "Alarm"" Message"-->Alarm" Message
The first and last (open and close) quotation marks used are for identifying the data as a text string. Within these, to display quotation marks in the text string, two consecutive quotation marks must be entered to be recognized as data.
Example: " "Alarm Message" "-->Alarm Message
"""Alarm Message"""-->"Alarm Message"
"Alarm "Message"-->Alarm Message
The end of each record is determined by a line break or the end of a file. If the line break is surrounded by quotations marks, the line break is recognized as text, not as the end of a record.
Example:"Alarm Message"<line break> -->line break is recognized as the end of the record.
Example:"Alarm message<line break>" -->line break is not recognized as the end of the record.
When the CSV file above is opened in Excel, it appears as follows.
When using the [Adjust Automatically] option, all the characters can be exported even if they exceed the Number of Characters or Number of Lines.
Changing the file format causes incorrect updates.
Do not change the order of index numbers.
*1 Text Table files (*.txt or *.csv) displays each table's language with the following language codes.
|
Language |
Language Code |
|
Japanese |
ja-JP |
|
ASCII |
en-US |
|
Chinese (Traditional) |
zh-TW |
|
Chinese (Simplified) |
zh-CN |
|
Korean |
ko-KR |
|
Russian (Cyrillic) |
ru-ru |
|
Thai |
th-TH |