How to Save a file as .csv with incoding to support multiple languages

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#1

I’m trying to export some data to an excel sheet and managed to figure out how to format .csv files
this is the format I landed on and it works fine for my use:

id,name,date,whatever
1,baraa,17-9-2022,whatever
2,john,17-9-2022,whatever

the problem is I’m trying to use Arabic names and when I open the .csv file they appear as some random unsupported characters like “Ø·Ùا٠ÙØ­Ùد” after searching the internet I figured it’s something to do with encoding but how can I fix it?

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#3

Please prepare a small test project as small as possible and add it into this thread, so someone can check…

Taifun

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#4

see, there is no such error even though in this big number of lists… already tried by @Boban in this How can i load big data(12600rows) from csv file using kodular dynamic without lag or freeze - #67 by Boban if possible have a look at this

#5

I’m not loading from I’m exporting text data as .csv and if I use arabic characters they can’t be read by the system because the file doesn’t have the needed encoding

#6

here
save_as_csv.aia (35.3 KB)

#7

just found a the solution
stackoverflow

#8

So this query is not releated to kodular but it is excel and its format related

#9

Apparently yes but I couldn’t have know without looking as I’m Still-learning also

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