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*'''Compression''' - the CSV file may be compressed in ZIP format. Explore Analytics will automatically detect that and automatically uncompress the file. | *'''Compression''' - the CSV file may be compressed in ZIP format. Explore Analytics will automatically detect that and automatically uncompress the file. | ||
| − | *'''Encoding''' - the CSV file may have text using a wide variety of character | + | *'''Encoding''' - the CSV file may have text using a wide variety of character encodings such as those for Latin languages, Asian languages or Unicode. In most cases, Explore Analytics will automatically detect the specific encoding without requiring the user to make a selection. |
*'''Delimiter''' - CVS files typically use a comma to delimit (separate) fields, however other delimiter characters may be used instead such as Tab, space, vertical bar or semicolon. In most cases, Explore Analytics will automatically detect the specific delimiter character without requiring the user to make a selection. | *'''Delimiter''' - CVS files typically use a comma to delimit (separate) fields, however other delimiter characters may be used instead such as Tab, space, vertical bar or semicolon. In most cases, Explore Analytics will automatically detect the specific delimiter character without requiring the user to make a selection. | ||
Revision as of 01:01, 17 June 2012
Explore Analytics makes it easy to upload data in CSV Format. If you have data in Excel, you'll first need to save it as a CSV file.
Format
Explore Analytics is designed to automatically detect the following aspects of the file being uploaded rather than ask the user to specify them.
- Compression - the CSV file may be compressed in ZIP format. Explore Analytics will automatically detect that and automatically uncompress the file.
- Encoding - the CSV file may have text using a wide variety of character encodings such as those for Latin languages, Asian languages or Unicode. In most cases, Explore Analytics will automatically detect the specific encoding without requiring the user to make a selection.
- Delimiter - CVS files typically use a comma to delimit (separate) fields, however other delimiter characters may be used instead such as Tab, space, vertical bar or semicolon. In most cases, Explore Analytics will automatically detect the specific delimiter character without requiring the user to make a selection.
