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Decimal separator export CSV
Hi Guru's,
I have an issue with the decimal separator and i'm not sure if NetSuite can solve this issue.
We are using the European Number format in NetSuite.
When you import a CSV the Decimal must always be a period (.) between the numbers and not the Comma (,)
When I make an export of a saved search the decimal seperator is always an , (comma). Even if I changed the field value in the saved search to text the export will always be in , in stead of the .
The options i've tried in the Saved Search are:
The Text option is the option I needed.
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