Being new to Veusz, I decided, as a test, to import some data in csv format from MS XL. I was unsuccessful.
In MS XL I created a column headed "Time" running from 0 50 in steps of 1. I then created a second adjacent column, labelled "Temp", runing from 10 to 500 in steps of 10. I then successfully saved the data as a csv file. I then attempted to import this file into Veusz, clicked on "data/import" and browsed to my file and clicked on "open". I found that both headings, "Time" & "Temp" were present, but only the first 10 rows of each column had been imported. The final row, number 11, just contained three dots.
I should be very grateful for any assistance.
Thanks
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I am using the import and export wizard and imported a large csv file. I get the following error.
Error 0xc02020a1: Data Flow Task 1: Data conversion failed. The data
conversion for column "firms" returned status value 2 and status text "The
value could not be converted because of a potential loss of data.".
(SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)
Upon importing, I use the advanced tab and make all of the adjustments. As for the field in question, I set it is numeric (8,0). I have since went through this process multiple times and tried 7,8,9,10,and 11 to no avail. I import the csv into excel and look at the respective column, firms. It shows no entry with more than 5 characters. I thought about making it DT_String but will need to manipulate that column eventually by averaging it. Also, have searched for spaces or strange characters and found none.
Any other ideas?
1) Try changing the Numeric precision to numeric(30,20) both in source and destination table.
2) Change the data type to str/wstr and adjust the output column width while importing. It will run fine. It happened with me as well while loading large CSV file of approx 5 GB. After load, use Try_convert function to convert it back to numeric and check the values which went null while conversion, you will find the root cause then.
Input is an excel spreadsheet with 10 columns. -- salary.xls
rows 6 is: PreviousWeek
Row 7 is: Previous YTD
Row 8 is: Current YTD
Input file is passed through a tMap component which has a join to a text file "EmployeeOrder.txt".
Final output of the mapper has 11 columns
Column 1 is EmployeeOrder from the joined file.
remaining 10 columns from input spreadsheet salary.xls
the problem is, the values from the tMap output are being shifted i.e Col 6 is written into Col 7 and Col 7 into Col 8.
I checked the mapping and it seems all correct.
I know this is a shot in the dark question, but wondering if anyone faced something like this with OpenStudio 5.5.
Moving the columns doesnt seem to help either.
Any thing else I can look at for Troubleshooting this issue? Any ideas?
I need to import Bulk description of products, in my csv 1200 records are there, 800 records import successfully remaining not import, i get error like :
SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1366 Incorrect string value:
'\xA0Ideal...' for column 'value' at row 1
save your file using notepad++ or the one that you like and select UTF-8
you are surely using some other format that it is NOT utf-8
I have an excel-file which consists of about roughly 10,000 rows and has a size of around 800KB
When I try to import the data to MATLAB both with GUI import tool, or using XLSREAD I get the following message:
Could not open the spreadsheet. MATLAB reported the following error:
XLSREAD unable to read sheet "Sheet1"
File contains unexpected record length. Try saving as Excel 98
I tried saving as excel 98, but didn't help?...funny thing is, I can import other excel-files which are bigger than 10,000 rows and 800KB in size?!...
Ideas? =) My excel-file shouldn't consist anything special, just columns of numeric data with headers consisting of text...
UPDATE !
It seems this only comes when I use MATLAB in Ubuntu 12.10...When I tried it in Windows XP it works just fine....??
I know some time has passed, but I had the same problem with Ubuntu 16.04 and MATLAB R2016a . In my case it didn't worked to delete the columns.
My solution was to change the excel file from .xls to .xlsx and try it with xlsread again (of course with changed path).
Please don't ask me why it works if it's saved in an Microsoft format.
Try removing any empty columns / rows you have in your sheet, as well as explicitly delete several columns / rows after your data. Matlab seems to have a problem with "empty" columns / rows.
In SSRS 2008 (I use Sql Server BIDS to create reports) how to solve "Excel Export Fail when Number of rows in the Excel sheet exceeded the limit of 65536 rows ssrs" issue
Thanks
Yes, this is a limitation of SSRS through 2008R2.
SSRS 2012, included with SQL server 2012 will remove this limit:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/farukcelik/archive/2012/02/01/sql-server-reporting-services-ssrs-reporting-services-in-sql-server-2012-codename-quot-denali-quot-will-support-xlsx-docx-formats-bye-bye-65536-rows-limit-in-xls-files.aspx
The workaround for 2008R2 and before is to export as .csv
When your results are exceeding 65k rows (and you dont have SSRS2012), create a parent group on the tablix (or table, or list) and in the Group on: field enter the expression below.
Add Page break between each instance of a group
=CInt(Ceiling(RowNumber(nothing)/65000))
I think some Excel Versions can not support more then 65536 rows per se. You might consider to expand the data on several worksheets / tables.
A similar Issue is discussed here:
Is it possible to see more than 65536 rows in Excel 2007?
If your report is simple enough you can export as CSV, then import into Excel.
Export that data to csv file first.
then open a new Excel 2010 blank workbook.
Click file and open the exported csv file.
it will give you a Text Import Wizard prompt.
Continue clicking Next and then Finish.
If there is data that you need to keep as text ensure that in Step 3 of 3 you click Text for each column that you want to keep leading zeros if any.