Hello Ömer Daşbilek (ÖmerDaşbilek) Daşbilek.

I can think of two possible solutions-

1)

If the problem is indeed caused by tagging issues, then the first thing i would try is- ensure the document (EDITOR) is in Full Tag Text-

Scroll through the document until you find the offending tag- correct this error and then re-save.

2)

Also as this is a doc file it may be worth changing the default word type 

1. Go to File > Options > File Types.
2. In the File Types list, move the Word 2007-2013 file type above the Word 2007-2016 file type by selecting it and using the Move Up button.

Now generate the target file.

Does this work?

Hello @Ömer Daşbilek

Are you able to post the error stack please and some screen shots of what you are seeing -

Or maybe you can share the source/sdxliff files (swhale@sdl.com).

Hello @Ömer Daşbilek,

Thank you for getting back to me and confirming the solution worked in the end.

To close this thread and help others with similar situations I will briefly explain the problem/solution.

Problem

You are running Studio 2017 and after completing the translation and trying to export to target- everything was confirmed in the editor as translated and saved to the TM.

However after saving 'target as'- the target was either not showing any translations or was only showing the source language.

The original file was created in Word 2000-2003

Solution

Go to FILE OPTIONS FILE TYPES- and ensure the file type MS Word 2000-2003 was set as default (as this was the original file type) and was moved to the top of the Word format list.

Then we created a new project adding BOTH the original Word and SDLXLIFF bilingual file - adding a new (emtpy) TM and populated this from the bilingual file.

Once we reopened the file- we were able then to export the target file correctly.