Open CodingXD opened 1 year ago
Hi @CodingXD ,
I run your code and the generated CSV is correct:
"ID","Brand","Campaign","Round","Username","Visits","Time Spend","Created On"
"468fe976-c50b-45a3-a7f0-2e7fa21bc3ea","Acute","Campaign #1",1,"Fairy",0,"0 seconds","2023-10-17T06:41:08.474Z"
So, the issue is on the way that excel process CSV. You can try using the StringExcel formatter to workaround this if all you care is for it to look good on excel.
I tried with StringExcel formatter too, but that also failed.
const parser = new AsyncParser({
fields: [
{
label: "ID",
value: "id",
},
{
label: "Brand",
value: "brand",
},
{
label: "Campaign",
value: "campaign",
},
{
label: "Round",
value: "round",
},
{
label: "Username",
value: "username",
},
{
label: "Visits",
value: "visits",
},
{
label: "Time Spend",
value: "timeSpend",
},
{
label: "Created On",
value: "createdAt",
},
],
formatters: {
string: stringExcel,
},
});
Issue
If a column contained a
#
somewhere, it would not render the remaining characters and the next columns' data.To reproduce
Used dataset
Used Code
In my dataset, there is
#
in the campaign, so the subsequent columns' data won't render. If I take out the#
, then everything rendersAny reason why this is happening?
P.S I'm viewing the CSV in Microsoft Excel
Versions
@json2csv/node: 7.0.3 nodejs: 18