If I have a term that contains multiple values in a picklist e.g. the term "finger" with picklist values "hand" and "body" under a "Tags" picklist field, how do I set up my Excel sheet so that the Glossary Converter recognizes that the term has multiple picklist values?
The easiest way to see how to do this is to convert the termbase you already created with a picklist and see what it looks like.
You should note that if you are creating a termbase like this, using the Glossary Converter, then you need to pay attention to what you're trying to do because the spreadsheet might not actually contain all the picklist items you need in the actual termbase. So if you intend to add to it later the definition might not contain everything you need. So when doing this I would do the following:
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The easiest way to see how to do this is to convert the termbase you already created with a picklist and see what it looks like.
You should note that if you are creating a termbase like this, using the Glossary Converter, then you need to pay attention to what you're trying to do because the spreadsheet might not actually contain all the picklist items you need in the actual termbase. So if you intend to add to it later the definition might not contain everything you need. So when doing this I would do the following:
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I will give that a try. Thank you.
In the meanwhile, I got it figured out in the cloud version. I used semicolon (;) in Excel to indicate multiple values.
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