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DBC --> XLS then XLS --> DBC does not preserve values #614
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Hi @AlexDLSy , yes, xls(x) is a lossy format. You can make things better by exporting some extra attributes to xls(x) with "–additionalSignalAttributes and –additionalFrameAttributes" Some signal-attributes which will help:
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Hi @ebroecker But i incountered an error:
It looks like it only appears if i the factor and offset are exported to the dbc file |
I have a fix for this, but don't seem to have access to upload a branch for this, therefore I cannot create a PR.
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I used canconvert on my dbc file to create an xls file, then used canconvert on the created xls file to output another dbc file.
I expected both dbc files to contain the same values, but the resulting dbc not only has had many attributes deleted, some values have been changed. The list of differences using cancompare is huge.
Is that intended ? Where can I find the coverage of conversion between xls and dbc ? (Ie what is exported in xls from dbc and what is not, and in the reverse direction as well)
Currently, the conversion from xlsx is not possible due to #541 so I cannot test the same conversion pattern with that format, but it might have the same issue.
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