Hi @szannou! I'm noticing a couple of issues in s1.csv
when I open it in Excel.
The first is that something seems to have gone wrong in the conversion of the survey
sheet of the XLSForm to CSV. The good news is that some rows of the sheet seem to have converted correctly. For example, on row 6, the value of the type
column is select_one yn
, the name
column is Departureyn
, the label
column is Are you about to depart for tax collection for the day?
, and so on: each column has its own value. However, on the next row, this is not the case. Only the first column, the type
column, has a value. That value is:
note,Departureyn_y,"If yes, please fill out the following information about the Tax Assessment survey",,,,${Departureyn} = 1,,,,,,
In other words, the values of the row are not being distributed across the columns, but rather have been combined in a single cell.
Could you tell us more about how you converted the survey
sheet to CSV? What application did you use, and what options did you select? Did you make manual edits to the CSV file? It'd also be helpful if you could attach the original XLSForm.
I also wanted to mention one other issue with s1.csv
, which is that I am seeing non-ASCII characters in the CSV file. For example, on row 13, I see the text Only use the option ìOtherî if the name is completely different
. It seems like in the conversion to CSV, the curly quotes were replaced with ì
and î
. To avoid this, I'd recommend that before you convert the survey
sheet to CSV, you first replace the curly quotes in the label
column with straight quotes (""
), or just remove the curly quotes entirely. The links in my previous reply have more information about how odkmeta
handles Unicode and about this issue.
Hope this helps!