Connector unable to pass Japanese character to Excel

[Simon Beauregard]

Some Japaneses character can't be transfered from the database to excel, only "?" are showing instead.

Do you plan on supporting Japanases characters?

Thanks

[Smith54]

When encountering difficulties with a connector failing to pass Japanese characters to Excel, ensuring seamless encoding and data transfer is essential. Compatibility issues often arise due to mismatches in character encoding formats between the connector, Excel, and the operating system. It's crucial to configure the connector to support Unicode (UTF-8 or UTF-16) encoding, as Japanese characters fall within this character set blog. Additionally, verifying Excel's settings to handle Unicode text correctly and testing with sample data containing Japanese characters can help diagnose and resolve the issue effectively. By maintaining consistent Unicode encoding across all components of the data pipeline, you can ensure that Japanese characters are accurately transmitted and displayed in Excel without errors.

[leo7422g]

The connector is currently unable to pass Japanese characters to Excel, resulting in issues with data integrity and accuracy. This limitation affects the ability to work with multilingual data, particularly when dealing with text in chicken nickname ideas. It’s important to address this issue promptly to ensure that all characters are correctly transmitted and displayed in Excel, allowing for accurate data analysis and reporting in a global context.