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Stepan Konev Russian Federation Local time: 18:04 English to Russian
Your picture...
Sep 17, 2015
...shows the content of your archive, but not file. If a cell comprises a number of sentences, they are segmented as individual translation units of course. This is how any CAT works. If you want a cell-based segmentation, you need to change the segmentation rules. For memoQ Import your excel with options and tick Import linebreaks as inline tags.
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RWS Community United Kingdom Local time: 17:04 English
I can't see anything...
Sep 17, 2015
... and now you mention xml. Is this an xlsx or an xml? Maybe it would be easier if you just copy paste a bit of sample text so we can can see the layout. So if it's xml share a bit of the code, if it's excel give us an idea of how the sentences are structured in the cells?
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Didier Briel France Local time: 17:04 English to French + ...
sharedStrings.xml is inside an xlsx
Sep 18, 2015
SDL Community wrote: ... and now you mention xml. Is this an xlsx or an xml?
Inside an xlsx, translatable strings are in sharedStrings.xml.
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RWS Community United Kingdom Local time: 17:04 English
If you really need to do this...
Sep 18, 2015
... by handling the xml inside the unxipped excel file then you can just open this in Studio and it can use the Any XML filetype to extract all the text.
If you want to get at something specific then you would need to create a custom xml filetype to extract what you needed based on some rules. But this is also possible.
Looking at the xml though it may be tricky to fix segmentation issues with this because all the elements look to be exactly the same. So it could be h... See more
... by handling the xml inside the unxipped excel file then you can just open this in Studio and it can use the Any XML filetype to extract all the text.
If you want to get at something specific then you would need to create a custom xml filetype to extract what you needed based on some rules. But this is also possible.
Looking at the xml though it may be tricky to fix segmentation issues with this because all the elements look to be exactly the same. So it could be hard to define a rule that does exactly what you want.
Perhaps it would be easier to answer this if you could share a small samople of the problem you are trying to solve?
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