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New Post: Key column fixed on the left?

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Hello,

I think it would be a huge improvement to make the key column fixed on the left so it's always visible on scrolling horizontally. When there's three or more languages supported that would be very useful.

New Post: Modifiable key column?

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Hello,

Is there a particular reason why the key column cannot be modified? I feel it would be very helpful being able to change it directly in the tool rather than opening each language file one by one to change the key name.

New Post: Copying and pasting rows

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Hello,

It would be handy to be able to copy (or cut) a row and paste it somewhere else. :)

New Post: Modifiable key column?

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Hi,

thanks for your proposal. The key column in the Excel file is used as the unique identifier, so this cannot be changed. The only way would be a new function in the application to rename resource entries. Nevertheless, renaming all usages of that resource entry is difficult, but I haven't checked that in detail.

New Post: Copying and pasting rows

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Up to now, RESX Manager only modifies existing entries and adds new translations of existing resource entries.

Do you want to move resource entries from one resource file set to another set?
Or do you want to clean your resource files (for example deleting unused entries)?
Or do you want to duplicate entries to use in other projects?

New Post: Key column fixed on the left?

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I think this depends on the task you are working on. If you are using the Excel files for translations only, the two key columns do not contain important information. However, if you are consolidating all resource files, then this information might be crucial. I suggest to add a checkbox when exporting, to fix or not fix (or hide?) the key columns.

New Post: Key column fixed on the left?

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Seeing the key at all times would help keeping track of the resource currently being edited. Sounds pretty much more important to me than seeing a sibling language's translation of the content. :)

New Post: Copying and pasting rows

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I'm storing phrases in different languages in resources. Sometimes two phrases are different in content but have similar forms and uses specific words as a convention. For the sake of consistency it would be best not to end up having too many synonyms. Being able to copy and paste would allow me to better maintain form and common terms in each language. I would only have part of the content to edit. Much easier on my brain than remembering exactly what words, introductions and formulations to use in each language.

New Post: Modifiable key column?

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I'm not using Excel. And even if I was, I'm afraid I don't quite see the link here. The tool is a front to RESX files. These files can, in turn, be modified at will with a text editor. So whatever your tool tries to do, it cannot guarantee 100% key sync with existing Excel file anyway.

Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong or missing anything.

New Post: Key column fixed on the left?

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I am so sorry! I seem to have confused this project with another one. Please ignore this ticket.

New Post: Copying and pasting rows

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I am so sorry! I seem to have confused this project with another one. Please ignore this ticket.

New Post: Modifiable key column?

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I am so sorry! I seem to have confused this project with another one. Please ignore this ticket.

Source code checked in, #24284

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Export of selected projects, languages, file sets; Formated excel files; Many bugfixes

Source code checked in, #24887

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Fixed: Filename error on saving project files.

Created Unassigned: using ResXManager dlls [3048]

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_Hello,

I am trying to use the dlls so I can take advantage of the export and import functionality. I built a console app. The solutions has referenced all the dll's.

Export works fine:_

//Code below creates an excel in the same format as the tool itself
string solutionFolder = @"C:\project-test\ConsoleApplicationUploadtest";
ResourceManager x = new ResourceManager();
x.Load(solutionFolder);
ExcelExtensions.ExportExcel(x, @"C:\Users\sfarahba\Desktop\test\test0527(2).xlsx", null);


Import runs fine but does not actualy change any of the values that were edited in the excel document:

//the following code imports an excel ainto the resouce
string solutionFolder = @"C:\project-test\ConsoleApplicationUploadtest";
ResourceManager x = new ResourceManager();
x.Load(solutionFolder);
ExcelExtensions.ImportExcel(x, @"C:\Users\sfarahba\Desktop\test\test0527(2).xlsx");


What is wrong with my Import? Am I declaring and loading the resource manager object properly?
I have tried everything but importing does not work this way. I get no errors but any of the values that I change in the resource do not actually update the resx when I import?

Commented Unassigned: using ResXManager dlls [3048]

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_Hello,

I am trying to use the dlls so I can take advantage of the export and import functionality. I built a console app. The solutions has referenced all the dll's that I assume would be needed.

using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Diagnostics.Contracts;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

using tomenglertde.ResXManager.Model;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager.View;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.ExtendedProperties;
using Microsoft.Win32;
using EnvDTE;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager.VSIX;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager;
using System.Windows;

Export works fine:_

//Code below creates an excel in the same format as the tool itself
string solutionFolder = @"C:\project-test\ConsoleApplicationUploadtest";
ResourceManager x = new ResourceManager();
x.Load(solutionFolder);
ExcelExtensions.ExportExcel(x, @"C:\Users\sfarahba\Desktop\test\test0527(2).xlsx", null);


Import runs fine but does not actualy change any of the values that were edited in the excel document:

//the following code imports an excel ainto the resouce
string solutionFolder = @"C:\project-test\ConsoleApplicationUploadtest";
ResourceManager x = new ResourceManager();
x.Load(solutionFolder);
ExcelExtensions.ImportExcel(x, @"C:\Users\sfarahba\Desktop\test\test0527(2).xlsx");


</br></br>

What is wrong with my Import? Am I declaring and loading the resource manager object properly?
I have tried everything but importing does not work this way. I get no errors but any of the values that I change in the excel does not actually update the resx when I perform import?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: luclucas **

Hello,

are you sure, that you are referring to the right Project on Codeplex?

using tomenglertde.ResXManager;

Your references are pointing to [ResX Resource Manager](https://resxresourcemanager.codeplex.com/)

Commented Unassigned: using ResXManager dlls [3048]

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_Hello,

I am trying to use the dlls so I can take advantage of the export and import functionality. I built a console app. The solutions has referenced all the dll's that I assume would be needed.

using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Diagnostics.Contracts;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

using tomenglertde.ResXManager.Model;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager.View;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.ExtendedProperties;
using Microsoft.Win32;
using EnvDTE;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager.VSIX;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager;
using System.Windows;

Export works fine:_

//Code below creates an excel in the same format as the tool itself
string solutionFolder = @"C:\project-test\ConsoleApplicationUploadtest";
ResourceManager x = new ResourceManager();
x.Load(solutionFolder);
ExcelExtensions.ExportExcel(x, @"C:\Users\sfarahba\Desktop\test\test0527(2).xlsx", null);


Import runs fine but does not actualy change any of the values that were edited in the excel document:

//the following code imports an excel ainto the resouce
string solutionFolder = @"C:\project-test\ConsoleApplicationUploadtest";
ResourceManager x = new ResourceManager();
x.Load(solutionFolder);
ExcelExtensions.ImportExcel(x, @"C:\Users\sfarahba\Desktop\test\test0527(2).xlsx");


</br></br>

What is wrong with my Import? Am I declaring and loading the resource manager object properly?
I have tried everything but importing does not work this way. I get no errors but any of the values that I change in the excel does not actually update the resx when I perform import?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: hessamf2000 **

Yes I posted in the wrong project. The one I am working with is also called ResX Manager. I guess you can delete my comment. I will give your code a try and see how it goes. I am basically looking to take advantage of the import export using a couple lines of code functionality (and the dlls) without using the GUI. Can you tell me in your project which DLLS contain the import export functions?

Commented Unassigned: using ResXManager dlls [3048]

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_Hello,

I am trying to use the dlls so I can take advantage of the export and import functionality. I built a console app. The solutions has referenced all the dll's that I assume would be needed.

using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Diagnostics.Contracts;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

using tomenglertde.ResXManager.Model;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager.View;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.ExtendedProperties;
using Microsoft.Win32;
using EnvDTE;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager.VSIX;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager;
using System.Windows;

Export works fine:_

//Code below creates an excel in the same format as the tool itself
string solutionFolder = @"C:\project-test\ConsoleApplicationUploadtest";
ResourceManager x = new ResourceManager();
x.Load(solutionFolder);
ExcelExtensions.ExportExcel(x, @"C:\Users\sfarahba\Desktop\test\test0527(2).xlsx", null);


Import runs fine but does not actualy change any of the values that were edited in the excel document:

//the following code imports an excel ainto the resouce
string solutionFolder = @"C:\project-test\ConsoleApplicationUploadtest";
ResourceManager x = new ResourceManager();
x.Load(solutionFolder);
ExcelExtensions.ImportExcel(x, @"C:\Users\sfarahba\Desktop\test\test0527(2).xlsx");


</br></br>

What is wrong with my Import? Am I declaring and loading the resource manager object properly?
I have tried everything but importing does not work this way. I get no errors but any of the values that I change in the excel does not actually update the resx when I perform import?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: hessamf2000 **

Now I am using your solution.
I am able to export;
Import works, but doesn't actually change the values in the resource. Maybe as you mentioned I am not saving the resource? How do I do that?

Here is what I have(also attached a zip of my console app):

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using ResourceManager;
using ResourceManager.Client;
using ResourceManager.Converter;
using ResourceManager.Core;
using ResourceManager.Storage;
using ClosedXML.Excel;
using ResourceManager.Converter.Exceptions;

namespace ConsoleApplicationRexMnag2XXXXdlls
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//my solution that contains the resource
VSSolution solution = new VSSolution("C:\\projects\\NRCANNETMVCWet\\trunk\\src\\NRCan.Web.Solution\\slnNRCan.sln");

//Export
XlsxConverter x = new XlsxConverter(solution);
x.Export("C:\\Users\\sfarahba\\Desktop\\DemoApp-fr(test1).xlsx");

//Import
//this does not work
x.Import("C:\\Users\\sfarahba\\Desktop\\DemoApp-fr(test1).xlsx");

//for import I also tried this
//ExcelConverter x = new ExcelConverter(solution);
//x.Import("C:\\Users\\sfarahba\\Desktop\\DemoApp-fr(test1),.xlsx");

}
}
}

Commented Unassigned: using ResXManager dlls [3048]

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_Hello,

I am trying to use the dlls so I can take advantage of the export and import functionality. I built a console app. The solutions has referenced all the dll's that I assume would be needed.

using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Diagnostics.Contracts;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

using tomenglertde.ResXManager.Model;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager.View;
using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.ExtendedProperties;
using Microsoft.Win32;
using EnvDTE;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager.VSIX;
using tomenglertde.ResXManager;
using System.Windows;

Export works fine:_

//Code below creates an excel in the same format as the tool itself
string solutionFolder = @"C:\project-test\ConsoleApplicationUploadtest";
ResourceManager x = new ResourceManager();
x.Load(solutionFolder);
ExcelExtensions.ExportExcel(x, @"C:\Users\sfarahba\Desktop\test\test0527(2).xlsx", null);


Import runs fine but does not actualy change any of the values that were edited in the excel document:

//the following code imports an excel ainto the resouce
string solutionFolder = @"C:\project-test\ConsoleApplicationUploadtest";
ResourceManager x = new ResourceManager();
x.Load(solutionFolder);
ExcelExtensions.ImportExcel(x, @"C:\Users\sfarahba\Desktop\test\test0527(2).xlsx");


</br></br>

What is wrong with my Import? Am I declaring and loading the resource manager object properly?
I have tried everything but importing does not work this way. I get no errors but any of the values that I change in the excel does not actually update the resx when I perform import?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: luclucas **

The class XlsxConverter should work (ExclConverter is the obsolete class for *.xls files). To store changes to the resource files you have to call solution.Save();

The following code worked in my example (with some additional Settings for the Export, but that is not the problem).

```
VSSolution solution = new VSSolution(@"E:\TestProject\TestProject\TestProject.sln");

//Export
XlsxConverter x = new XlsxConverter(solution);
x.AutoAdjustLayout = true;
x.ExportComments = false;
x.ExportDiff = false; // Export missing entries only
x.Export("E:\\Temp\\Test.xlsx");

//Import
x.Import("E:\\Temp\\Test.xlsx");

// Save changes
solution.Save();
```

Closed Unassigned: Doesn't open VS 2010 solution [2853]

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I pointed the app at my Visual Studio 2010 solution, which contains around a dozen .resx files. The "Loading Solution" message appears in the lower left, but nothing happens. Attempting to reload the solution causes the app to crash.
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