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Translating Excel files - putting target into adjacent cell
Initiator des Themas: Bree Salmon
Bree Salmon Vereinigte Staaten Local time: 01:18 Japanisch > Englisch
Jun 20, 2012
I am wondering if there is any way to have Wordfast Pro automatically put target segments into cells one cell to the right of the source?
To explain in more detail:
1. I have an Excel file with two columns, column A and column B.
2. The source language sentences are in column A, and I would normally type in the English translation in column B.
3. Using Wordfast Pro, when I save the translated file, I want the target segments to not overwrite the source seg... See more
I am wondering if there is any way to have Wordfast Pro automatically put target segments into cells one cell to the right of the source?
To explain in more detail:
1. I have an Excel file with two columns, column A and column B.
2. The source language sentences are in column A, and I would normally type in the English translation in column B.
3. Using Wordfast Pro, when I save the translated file, I want the target segments to not overwrite the source segments in column A, but instead be put into column B, next to their source sentences (which are in column A).
I hope I have made this clear - please let me know if I haven't!
I know that I could just copy and paste back in the column with the source sentences later, but the trouble is I only need to translate some of the rows, and need to preserve some markings that have already been made in column B.
You can do this with the advanced wizard, which will let you specify what column you want to translate and where you want the translations to be put. It's really easy to use, just try it!
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Ulrika Mansson Local time: 10:18 Deutsch > Schwedisch + ...
use formulas in excel?
Jun 20, 2012
If you are a bit familiar with formulas in Excel, it is pretty easy to write a formula that automatically copies content from cells in row A to cells in row B if the cell in row B is empty. That way you get a complete row for translation and will not have to manually copy and paste, or use another tool.
kind regards,
Ulrika Månsson
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Non need to use formulas, just do as Dominique suggested.It's a great thing and makes me save lots of time.
One thing they could improve: if your workbook as more than one sheet and in all of them you have to insert the translation in a given column, you have to set it up for each sheet in the wizard.
So, I'd suggest WF programmers to enable an "aplly to all sheets" feature.
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Dominique Pivard wrote:
You can do this with the advanced wizard, which will let you specify what column you want to translate and where you want the translations to be put. It's really easy to use, just try it!
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