Vytautas Kacerauskis

Studio does count numbers (presumably number only segments) depending on the filetypes and settings used for Excel, but in two ways.

1. it counts the number of characters
2. it also counts them as recognised tokens IF the TM sees them as recognised numbers

The filetype makes a difference because:

• if you use the default monolingual Excel filetype the number only segments will be excluded altogether unless you use this option before you prepare your project:
  
• If you use the bilingual Excel filetype then they are counted by default.  This option will exclude them:
  

Interesting the two Excel filetypes have the opposite behaviour by default and something to watch out for.

Vytautas Kacerauskis

Studio does count numbers (presumably number only segments) depending on the filetypes and settings used for Excel, but in two ways.

1. it counts the number of characters
2. it also counts them as recognised tokens IF the TM sees them as recognised numbers

The filetype makes a difference because:

• if you use the default monolingual Excel filetype the number only segments will be excluded altogether unless you use this option before you prepare your project:
  
• If you use the bilingual Excel filetype then they are counted by default.  This option will exclude them:
  

Interesting the two Excel filetypes have the opposite behaviour by default and something to watch out for.

Thanks Paul, I'll check whether the cells you mention are not excluded under the file types.

Hi again Paul, your suggestions worked. I made the relevant changes under the file types and now the word counts coincide approximately to those pasted to Word. Thanks again.