
Tabs within a field are converted to spaces. If there are return characters within a field, they are converted to vertical tab characters (ASCII 11). Each record consists of the following fields:įields are separated by tab characters records are separated by end of line characters appropriate to your OS.
#Export inqscribe to excel series
6.8.2 Exporting Tab-delimited TextĮxporting tab-delimited text creates a series of "records" as described on the exporting overview page. If your import file looks like this (note that "\t" refers to a single tab character, e.g.

InqScribe expects the tab-delimited data to have from two to four fields: This is useful if you maintain a database of such records in another application. You can use CR (Macintosh default), CR/LF (Windows), or LF (Unix) InqScribe will handle them all just fine.Ī record is a combination of a timecode and related text that is associated with that timecode. Note: Records can be separated by any common end of line character. Tab-delimited format means that each line of the file corresponds to a single record, and fields within a record are separated by tab characters (e.g.

You can import a series of records in tab-delimited format. You can find general guidance for importing and exporting data elsewhere. This is a convenient format for bringing transcript data into Excel or some other spreadsheet-like application. InqScribe can import and export tab-delimited text files.
