In-context preview can only be generated for a maximum of 200 columns in an imported file. Files with more than 200 columns will display the warning . This limit does not apply to the columns that are marked Hidden in the original file.
File Types
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.CSV
Import Options
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Imports HTML tags contained in the file. Tags can then be used with HTML File Import Settings.
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Fields in CSV files are usually separated by commas or semicolons, but other delimiters may also be used. Set which delimiter has been used.
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File may contain columns with text that does not require translation. Specify which columns are to be imported.
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File may contain rows with text that does not require translation. Specify which rows are to be imported.
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Specify a context key that is saved with the segment to the translation memory and used for match context.
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Columns are set as context notes (1,2). Notes will be displayed on separate lines.
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Sets the maximum length of the translation. For more columns, enter numbers separated by commas with no spaces (1,2,3). The character limit for each segment is displayed on the pane inside the editor. Any character exceeding the limit is highlighted in red.
If a cell is split to more segments, the maximum length limit will be checked for each segment separately.
Multilingual files are imported as multiple bilingual jobs with languages mapped before import. They are represented with in the Jobs Table. If imported into several target languages, the Completed file is composed of all target languages.
When creating a job, if the file has standard language codes in the first row and the file type is set as , it will be auto-detected as multilingual and be imported as separate jobs. Auto-detection is not applied to jobs imported from repositories.
Multilingual CSV files are only processed correctly if the columns for each target language is present in the source file. If a column for one or more target languages is missing, the job(s) for the corresponding language(s) are imported as empty.
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Imports HTML tags contained in the file. Tags can then be used with .HTML file import settings.
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Text is segmented by a general segmentation rule rather than one segment per cell.
Caution
Applying
to a file that contains target text may result in a different number of segments in the source than in the target. -
Select default confirmation status and whether confirmed segments are automatically added to TM.
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Use numbers. For more columns, enter numbers separated by commas with no spaces (1,2,3).
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Enter rows to be imported (1,4,7).
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Specify a context key that is saved with the segment to the translation memory and used for match context.
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Columns are set as context notes (2,3). Notes will be displayed on separate lines.
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Sets the maximum length of the translation. For more columns, enter numbers separated by commas with no spaces (1,2,3).
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Apply regular expressions to convert specified text to tags.