data validation

 If I may add this information to Mr. Sergei Baklan (@Sergei Baklan) statement.

As far as my research is based on statement from Mr. Sergei Baklan ,

Microsoft Excel does not check the character set and instead assumes, without checking, that the content of a CSV file corresponds to a Windows-specific character set (Windows-1252).

As a result, when a CSV file is opened, the content is incorrectly decoded and the special characters are displayed incorrectly.

Small and quick solution:

To open a CSV file with Microsoft Excel, which uses UTF-8 as character encoding (standard with Cloudrexx), proceed as follows:

You can convert your CSV file e.g. with the free Notepad

1.            Load the CSV file
2.            Perform the conversion in the menu under "Encoding / Convert to UTF-8 without BOM"
3.            3. Save the CSV file.

   I hope we could help you a bit.

    

   Thank you for your understanding and patience

    

   Nikolino

   I know I don't know anything (Socrates)

    

Vlatko1990