A multilingual
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Excel file is one that contains more than one language column such as one column for English, French, and German. When translating these files, a few additional steps must be taken to ensure the pre-translation and workflow is handled appropriately.
To translate a multilingual file, you will need to perform the following tasks:
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Find an example on how to translate multilingual Excel files which already contain translations here. |
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Please note this step must be performed for each language and column in the document. You may also configure any columns with comments, etc. |
When adding the languages, you must also enter the column for each language in the configuration. Text columns (language columns)
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comment columns
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are on the right of the column section. Click
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a field and type in the column value as it appears in the Excel
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source file.
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For more information about creating and managing Excel |
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file format configurations, please see Microsoft Excel Files in the File Format section |
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For more information about creating projects, please see the following pages in the Getting Started Guide: Creation of Standard Projects, Creation of CoDyt Projects, and Upload Your Documents. |
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Once the document has been uploaded, you will be able to mark it for online translation and select the created Excel file format configuration.
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