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Hi Guys,
I need your urgent support with a bizzare case wherein I am importing Data from a Json file which is extracting data from API call using power shell script. So, in this there are multiple columns but I am pulling Document Display name out of all which has different document name according to the country but in Json itself the document name is getting changed to
But it is changing all the names even if it is English as per the below screenshot.
What I want to achieve is to convert only the name without normal English character to there original character.
Let me know in case anyone has any clue about this or can help.
In the sample 'Y2020 行业应用案例å•é¡µæ±‡æ€».pdf', what the result expect?
If this is expected result, the erro is before the 'Y2020 行业应用案例å•é¡µæ±‡æ€».pdf'. Because these characters I'll not be convert to Y2020 行业应用案例单页汇总.pdf.
Can you talk more about how is generated this encoding char?
Thanks for your response, well this 'Y2020 行业应用案例å•é¡µæ±‡æ€».pdf' code is generated via a export file. Actually we are running to API call to extract these details from a external App which is creating JSON file and default file format is UTF-8 but only characters apart from English is getting converted to this code.
Let me know in case you need more information on this please.
It will be great help if anyone can help or advise the best solution guys really appreciate.
Try use Encoding 1200 instead 1251.
#"Added Custom" = Table.AddColumn(#"Duplicated Column", "Custom", each Text.FromBinary(Text.ToBinary([#"displayName - Copy"], 1200), TextEncoding.Utf16))
Hey thanks for your input.
#"Added Custom" = Table.AddColumn(#"Duplicated Column", "Custom", each Text.FromBinary(Text.ToBinary([#"displayName - Copy"], 1200), TextEncoding.Utf16))
I tried 1200 nothing changed same result.
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