jfquestiaux
Well-Known Member
When you export to CSV the "full" data (not the "raw" ones), you get, for the "yesno" element "0" or "1" in the CSV file instead of "no" or "yes".
If you replace it with a radiobutton, you get the expected output.
Is there a reason or a purpose for this behaviour?
It would be nice to have the convenience of the "yesno" element (the automatic graphical display of the value) with the CSV output of the radiobutton (some clients like to have "yes" and "no" in their Excel sheets).
If you replace it with a radiobutton, you get the expected output.
Is there a reason or a purpose for this behaviour?
It would be nice to have the convenience of the "yesno" element (the automatic graphical display of the value) with the CSV output of the radiobutton (some clients like to have "yes" and "no" in their Excel sheets).