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| • | Encoding -- Specifies the encoding of the CSV file. |
| • | Delimiter -- Specifies the character that separates values in the CSV file. |
| • | Headers in row -- Specifies the row where the headers are to be found. |
| • | Data starts in row -- Specifies which row the data starts on. |
| • | Data ends in row -- Specifies which row the data ends on. |
| • | Values -- The first 5 rows in the CSV file are displayed in tabular form. If the displayed data is not as expected, try again by choosing a different Encoding or Delimiter. |
| • | Template -- The template determines how the CSV values are converted into XML. The text between {repeat} and {endrepeat} is repeated as many times as the number of rows in the CSV. The template supports these variables: $header_1, $header_2, etc. and $column_1, $column_2, etc. and $index. Variables are escaped according to XML rules, if you don't want to escape your data use $header_1_unescaped, $column_1_escaped, etc. Text between {script} and {endscript} is executed as JavaScript. For instance: {script}$column_3.toLowerCase(){endscript} inserts "hello" in the output if the value of $column_3 is "Hello". |
| • | Preview -- An example of what the generated XML will look like. |
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