26.20 Importing and Exporting Enhanced Recipe Data

You can export (save) enhanced recipe data in the display unit to external storage as a group in a CSV file.

You can also import enhanced recipe data in CSV format saved/created in external storage.

26.20.1 Operation - Importing and Exporting Enhanced Recipe Data

About file format

Do not edit or delete the exported item name of the CSV File. An error occurs and you will not be able to import.

When you create a new enhanced recipe data in CSV file format, input the items in the following format.

• Detailed settings for enhanced recipe group 1 (Branch A)

• CSV File Format

The image below shows how the data appears when opened in Microsoft Excel.

The third row downward contains recipe data. One row marked by the red frame indicates one recipe.

About character code

The output of element values comply with the character code set in the [Language] property in the [New Enhanced Recipe Group] dialog box's [Enhanced Recipe Group List] tab.

26.23.1 Enhanced Recipe Group Settings Guide

In the [Enhanced Recipe Group List] tab, click [Add] and in the [Create new Enhanced Recipe Group] dialog box if you change the [Language] from [ASCII] to [Japanese] (character code from ASCII to SHIFT_JIS), even if you entered element values in Japanese, characters that exceed the number of characters defined in the [Element] list's [#] field will not display.

For example, [Language]=[ASCII], [#]=4, Element value="U.S." --> [Language]=Japanese, [#]=4, Element Value="U."

Handling of double quotation marks in text format

If the data format for element values is set to [Text], the resulting display changes depending on whether quotation marks are used around the text.

• If text is enclosed in double quotation marks, the quotation marks are not recognized as text.
  For example, "Alarm Message" --> Alarm Message

• To recognize quotation marks as text, consecutive quotation marks.
  For example, "Alarm""""Message" --> Alarm""Message

• If using text without double quotation marks, and the text includes a separator such as a comma, period, line break code, space, tab, or minus symbol, text up to the separator is recognized as the text.
  For example, Alarm, message --> Alarm