Hi,
I have an old (ancient) Kenwood TM-V7A that I've programmed in the past
with a long-dead WinXP laptop. The Kenwood had the chronic screen failure
years ago that I had a weird hair to fix, and did with success! Now I want
to update the programming. I found a functioning XP laptop and I've jum
> The most common cause of trouble is...
> > >
> > > - The data format of a cell was changed.
> > > - The number of commas required at the end of a data row was
> > changed.
> > >
> > > Jim KC9HI
> > &
number of commas required at the end of a data row was changed.
> >
> > Jim KC9HI
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Agreed. If you can, use Libre Office rather than a Microsoft product. Excel
messes with the empty comma seperated fields at the end of each row.
> On 23/03/2021 11:37 Glenn K0LNY wrote:
>
>
> Well from the perspective of a screenreader user, I find editing things
> much easier to mak
Well from the perspective of a screenreader user, I find editing things much
easier to make changes in a spreadsheet program outside of Chirp and import
them after the changes were made, so I would call that, the better way.
Glenn
- Original Message -
From: Nigel A. Gunn G8IFF/W8IFF
To
The best way is not to use CSV files at all.
> On 23/03/2021 02:08 Eric Oyen via chirp_users
> wrote:
>
>
> One good way I have found to edit CsV files is to use a spreadsheet
> program like Microsoft excel or one of the linux free variants. Simply import
> as a cSV, do your editing,
Hi Chirp,
Great job you guys are doing there - thanks!
Can you please give me some help - I have a multi-function JiYKR cable
to program my radios, but I can't seem to be able to get in to change or
save any of the settings when I use the 'live' mode on Chirp. Could you
give me some info on how t
If I'm not mistaken, there was an issue of Microsoft Excel not editing
the csv files correctly and when opening such a file up and saving it
again, it introduced errors.
Such errors did NOT occur with the use of LibreOffice (or OpenOffice)
which is available for Windows, Mac OX-X, and Linux.
Open
