on 2016 Jan 19 11:51 AM
Hi Gurus
We are implementing CLM 10
A newb question
We have thousands of categories to load in two different languages.
In the Enterprise book I see no field with language value for int_categories tab .
How can I load the second language?
Thanks in advance
Request clarification before answering.
Where are these categories coming from ?. If ECC then if you use the XML extractor you should be able to specify the languages. If you are using the enterprise book there is no possibility to specify both languages at the same time. you need to create 2 separate files each representing a different language.
Please check if the XML format will work in your favor.
Prasad
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Hi,
As far as I can figure out, this is how the system is designed to work:
Step1. You import ProdCategs. When you do this you are only setting the 'DisplayName' of the ProdCat (no language values)
Step2. Create a separate template import file of type MultiString (class id 594) - using this template you specify the object (in your case ProdCat), and the language-specific values. You can get the template either from RefGuide or from the import wizard.
Wild guess:
You could try adding in two extra columns to the standard ProdCat template: NAME.LANGUAGE and NAME.VALUE and set corresponding values (language code and value), but I can't guarantee it will work
Bogdan
Excellent stuff! We need more resources like you on this forum
I successfully translated one Product category.
Last issue : In French we use accents in many words like "café". Those accents are destroyed during the import of the csv file.
Any idea what setting I could change in Excel or CLM to save those?
Thanks in advance
Hmm, that needs to be tested on my side.
Can you tell me:
- what option did you use to import? template file for MultiString class?
- what do you mean by destroyed? é is converted to e, or fully removed? you can use a word like français (special char in the middle) to see what happens to it exactly.
Bogdan
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