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| Configuration Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Mono or Multilingual Content | The default Excel file format configuration is set up to translate monolingual content. This option may be used to create a custom configuration with specific extraction rules for monolingual content or to translate multilingual files. A custom configuration is necessary to translate multilingual Excel files. |
| Columns | Configure specific columns to extract from the Excel file and choose to exclude hidden columns from the translation. |
| Rows | Configure what row the translation will start on and choose to exclude hidden rows from the translation. |
| Sheets | Configure specific sheets to be translated and choose to exclude hidden sheets from the translation. |
| Other Content | Extract or exclude document properties, headers, footers, sheet names, and user comments from the translation. |
| Text Segmentation | Enable/Disable SRX rules for text segmentation and choose to spilt or not split text at line breaks. By default, the system segments the document by cell, this means that if there are three sentences within a cell, they will be considered one segment. If SRX rules are enabled for text segmentation, the sentences will be segmented at each punctuation mark or line break (as defined by the SRX rules). A default set of SRX rules is defined for Excel files; however, these may be customized if needed. Additionally, the default or a customized set of SRX might have splitting text at line breaks disabled. In this instance, you can enable "Split Text at Line Breaks" to ensure this portion of segmentation is handled correctly. |
Do Not Translate
The Do Not Translate Tab provides options for configuring items to exclude from the translation such as certain text colors, words, or segments of text.
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