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We are outputting a CSV file from a .Net (C#) application and it is writing
the euro currency sign (‚¬), we are using the default encoding for the StreamWriter class which is UTF-8 (65001). When the file is viewed in notepad, it displays the character correctly but in MS Excel 2003 (XP SP2) the character is translated to '‚¬'.. We can resolve the issue by specifiying the windows 1252 codpage when generating the file, but we are wondering if this is the correct approach or it there a more suitable solution? Also what is the codepage used for MS Excel 2003? - is this dependant on the OS Locale at all. Cheers Ollie Riches |
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