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2026-08-17 23:56:21 +02:00
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@@ -570,11 +570,16 @@ import-target-tables = Target table
import-choose-table = Choose a table
import-csv-file = CSV file
import-csv-data = CSV data
import-csv-format-hint = The first row is the file's own header, and every row after it is data. Use UTF-8 CSV with a comma separator and every field in double quotes, for example: "hl","he","s"
import-csv-format-hint = The first row is normally used as the file's column names. Use UTF-8 CSV with a comma separator and every field in double quotes, for example: "hl","he","s"
import-continue = Continue
import-carried = Importing into { $table } in { $scope }.
import-error-title = Could not import CSV
import-import-rows = Import
import-failure-message = Imported { $inserted } of { $source_rows } rows before the import stopped. CSV row { $row } failed.
Backend: { $error }
Rows already imported remain in the table. To avoid duplicates, do not retry the whole file: remove those rows first, or import only the failed and remaining rows.
import-failure-no-rows-message = Nothing was imported. CSV row { $row } failed.
Backend: { $error }
import-success-title = Import complete
import-success-message = Inserted { $inserted ->
[one] { $inserted } row
@@ -585,14 +590,32 @@ import-success-message = Inserted { $inserted ->
}.
# --- Step 2: mapping -------------------------------------------------------
import-mapping-heading = Where does each column of { $table } take its value from?
import-mapping-hint = Every column of the table is listed once, so none of them can be filled twice. Values are taken by position: a source column's name is shown so you can recognise it, and decides nothing. A column left on Do not import is not written, and the file's other columns are ignored.
import-mapping-heading = Map CSV columns into { $table }
import-mapping-hint = The CSV's first row was read as its column names. Connect only the CSV columns you want to import; table columns left without a connection stay empty.
import-mapping-rows = The file holds { $rows } data rows.
import-summary-mapped-short = mapped
import-summary-attention-short = table columns not mapped
import-csv-columns = CSV columns found
import-csv-columns-hint = Drag one onto a table column, or click it and then click a table row. The small text is the first data value.
import-table-columns = Original table columns
import-table-columns-hint = Every table column is shown. Leave a row as “Not mapped” when you intentionally do not want to import it.
import-drag-source = Map CSV column { $column }
import-destination-unmapped = Not mapped — leave empty
import-value-from = Gets values from
import-clear-mapping = Clear
import-th-destination = Table column
import-th-required = Required
import-th-source = Takes its value from
import-th-example = Example
import-source-none = Do not import
import-th-status = Status
import-source-none = Skip this file column
import-source-column = Column { $position }
import-required-short = required
import-status-mapped = Mapped
import-status-duplicate = Same name appears twice
import-status-unmapped = Not mapped
import-status-near = Looks like
import-status-near-match = Looks like { $column }
import-source-option = { $name } — position { $position }
import-source-unnamed = position { $position }
import-back-to-source = Back to the file