Analysis import settings

Eugene Kuchynski — Tue, 23 Aug 2022 10:31:00 GMT

Current Revision posted to Wiki by Eugene Kuchynski on 8/23/2022 10:31:00 AM

When you import analysis data from CAT tools into your quotes, jobs and projects, sometimes you may wish to apply different settings depending on circumstances. These settings include:

Volume source (words or characters)
Import type (all fuzzy matches or single average volume)
Unit conversion settings (for example, convert Words+Characters into Lines)
Unit conversion formula

To allow users to quickly switch between these settings, Analysis import settings reference data table can be used. You can define default import settings in the application settings, individual customer settings, in individual quotes, projects and jobs.

For example, if you select non-default analysis import settings in a translation project, then the system will use them when you try to import any analysis report into any job which belongs to that project.

Analysis import settings list looks like this:

And editing form has the following layout:

Name specifies name of a set. By this name, you can select these settings in analysis results window.

Import type allows to choose from All fuzzy types (multiple rows will be created in a target entity, per each fuzzy match in an analysis report) or As average volume (single row in a target entity).

What to import specifies units of import: Words or Characters. This depends on pricing policy in your company.

Work type allows to choose work type used in an import operation which uses this set of settings. Default work type is specified in the global application settings. If it differs from default, you can select it here.

Default unit allows to select a unit used for created items in a target entity.

Apply rounding and Rounding mode parameters allow you to automatically round imported values to a specified precision. Precision selection box contains a number of options covering different rounding needs (from 3 decimal places to nearest 0.5 to nearest 100).

Conversion settings group allows to specify unit conversion settings. For this, you have to check Convert to another unit checkbox and the specify Volume source (Words, Characters or Words+Characters), Target unit and Conversion dividend. For example, you can use these settings to convert analysis data into lines:

Additional services field allows to select workflow, which contains work types (steps), that you wish to additionally add to a quote/job/assignment when these analysis import settings are used (except work type selected in the Work type field). For each additional service, SDL Trados Business Manager will attempt to calculate estimated volume, based on adjustment factor of units which are selected as default for each additional work type.

Example. You import analysis report with average volume of 10000 words. Selected workflow includes Proofreading work type, with default unit set to Hours. For the Hours unit, you have set adjustment factor to 312 (we can proofread 312 words per hour), and Adjustment factor for Proofreading is 3 (proofreading is 3 times faster than translation). In a result, in a target quote or job, SDL Trados Business Manager will create additional task with Proofreading work type and Hours unit, and Quantity will be calculated as 10,000 x 1 / 312 / 3 = 10.68 hours.

Tags: import settings, analysis files, reference data

Analysis import settings

Eugene Kuchynski — Fri, 23 Apr 2021 08:09:25 GMT

Revision 4 posted to Wiki by Eugene Kuchynski on 4/23/2021 8:09:25 AM

When you import analysis data from CAT tools into your quotes, jobs and projects, sometimes you may wish to apply different settings depending on circumstances. These settings include:

Volume source (words or characters)
Import type (all fuzzy matches or single average volume)
Unit conversion settings (for example, convert Words+Characters into Lines)
Unit conversion formula

Analysis import settings list looks like this:

And editing form has the following layout:

Name specifies name of a set. By this name, you can select these settings in analysis results window.

What to import specifies units of import: Words or Characters. This depends on pricing policy in your company.

Default unit allows to select a unit used for created items in a target entity.

Tags: import settings, analysis files, reference data

Analysis import settings

Eugene Kuchynski — Fri, 06 Dec 2019 11:49:34 GMT

Revision 3 posted to Wiki by Eugene Kuchynski on 12/6/2019 11:49:34 AM

When you import analysis data from CAT tools into your quotes, jobs and projects, sometimes you may wish to apply different settings depending on circumstances. These settings include:

Volume source (words or characters)
Import type (all fuzzy matches or single average volume)
Unit conversion settings (for example, convert Words+Characters into Lines)
Unit conversion formula

Analysis import settings list looks like this:

And editing form has the following layout:

Name specifies name of a set. By this name, you can select these settings in analysis results window, for example:

What to import specifies units of import: Words or Characters. This depends on pricing policy in your company.

Default unit allows to select a unit used for created items in a target entity.

Conversion settings tab allows to specify unit conversion settings. For this, you have to check Convert to another unit checkbox and the specify Volume source (Words, Characters or Words+Characters), Target unit and Conversion dividend. For example, you can use these settings to convert analysis data into lines:

Example. You import analysis report with average volume of 10000 words. Selected workflow includes Proofreading work type, with default unit set to Hours. For the Hours unit, you have set adjustment factor to 312 (we can proofread 312 words per hour), and in the Adjustment factors per work types table you have set 3 for Proofreading (proofreading is 3 times faster than translation). See example image for the Hours unit configuration:

In a result, in a target quote or job, SDL Trados Business Manager will create additional task with Proofreading work type and Hours unit, and Quantity will be calculated as 10,000 x 1 / 312 / 3 = 10.68 hours.

Tags: import settings, analysis files, reference data

Analysis import settings

Paul — Fri, 13 Sep 2019 07:28:00 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Wiki by Paul on 9/13/2019 7:28:00 AM

When you import analysis data from CAT tools into your quotes, jobs and projects, sometimes you may wish to apply different settings depending on circumstances. These settings include:

Volume source (words or characters)
Import type (all fuzzy matches or single average volume)
Unit conversion settings (for example, convert Words+Characters into Lines)
Unit conversion formula

Analysis import settings list looks like this:

And editing form has the following layout:

Name specifies name of a set. By this name, you can select these settings in analysis results window, for example:

What to import specifies units of import: Words or Characters. This depends on pricing policy in your company.

Default unit allows to select a unit used for created items in a target entity.

Tags: import settings, analysis files, reference data

Analysis import settings

Eugene Kuchynski — Thu, 18 Jul 2019 11:29:41 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Wiki by Eugene Kuchynski on 7/18/2019 11:29:41 AM

When you import analysis data from CAT tools into your quotes, jobs and projects, sometimes you may wish to apply different settings depending on circumstances. These settings include:

Volume source (words or characters)
Import type (all fuzzy matches or single average volume)
Unit conversion settings (for example, convert Words+Characters into Lines)
Unit conversion formula

Analysis import settings list looks like this:

And editing form has the following layout:

Name specifies name of a set. By this name, you can select these settings in analysis results window, for example:

What to import specifies units of import: Words or Characters. This depends on pricing policy in your company.

Default unit allows to select a unit used for created items in a target entity.

Tags: import settings, analysis files, reference data