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Am trying to manipulate an XML file using Powershell. XML file is 122KB. When I use the following script, the XML file is then half the size and the service reading the file blows up, but contents are perfect. I'm thinking this is an encoding issue, but not sure how to get around it. I tried setting the encoding during the set-content, and while I can get the same file size, the NPS service that reads this file doesn't like it. Opening the file in Notepad++ shows encoding as UCS-2 LE BOM.

The issue is here is that it would not get any request from final_url and not able to get opening hours data from the link.

i have been reading all the similar questions to this one but i couldnt find how to solve it, so please i know this have been questioned a lot, but i cant find where the problem so i need help.

First, i have a windows "MenuRecursos" (ResourcesMenu), this windows calls two types of UCs (User controls) one is just to have a nice look for buttons ->"ElementoRecursos" (ResourceElement), the other one is to show a pannel with the resources files -> "PanelMostrarArchivos" (ToShowFilesPannel).

To use both of them i have this line in the xaml xmlns:uc="clr-namespace:ElEscribaDelDJ.Resources.UserControls.Resources"

And this is how i call them

I am having issue extracting 'href' and here the html code:

Shows results of first page and i want results from all the pages and it should crawl like 2nd page then 3rd page

Could you help me to understand why these keywords arguments do not do anything on the diagram plotting ? My code does not return any error but it does not take into account these arguments.

I changed the 'title_url' which is a list into a string and i am not getting output as i want,

Whereas most of the Unix/POSIX/etc world uses UTF-8 for text representation, Windows uses UTF-16LE.

Why is that? There are multiple folks who say the Windows APIs were written before UTF-8 (and even Unicode as we know it) existed (1, 2, 3), so UTF-16 (or even earlier, UCS-2) was the best they had, and that converting the existing APIs to UTF-8 would be a ridiculous amount of work.

But are there any official sources for these 2 claims? The official MSDN page for Unicode makes it seem like UTF-16 may even be desirable (though I don't myself agree):

These functions use UTF-16 (wide character) encoding, which is the most common encoding of Unicode and the one used for native Unicode encoding on Windows operating systems.

Is there any official note (or an engineer who worked on the project) explaining the reasoning behind choosing UTF-16 and why Windows would/would not switch to UTF-8?

I try to import data from a .csv file located on my Google Drive. It's a csv file with ; as separators. Filesize is about 4 MB. 46 columns and 8770 rows. It is possible to upload it manually to my spreadsheet but I need it to be connected via importdata or similar function and update.

When I try to import the file I get a message that contents of url exceeds maximum size. Trimming it with nested array_constrain formula does not help.

My spreadsheet contains some sensitive data so I decided to make a dummy csv to illustrate the problem and see if you have the same:

Here is an array of random numbers 50 000 rows and 30 columns (1 500 000 cells). It is a 5,61 MB file. Download link I use is: https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=19MBtGO-O7PV4NNojLAcxm-Pg8ZwjFXI8

File is located here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19MBtGO-O7PV4NNojLAcxm-Pg8ZwjFXI8/view?usp=sharing

When I try to refer to it using IMPORTDATA it tells it exceeds size, but it can be uploaded manually via menu.

You can play here with this file: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16FprlLCST98CpB09CvtTK_CeSd76uUCsRRHWBF3bbMY/edit?usp=sharing

According to this discussion it should work anyway up to 2 000 000 cells: https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/10824/whats-the-biggest-csv-file-you-can-import-into-a-google-sheets