HiDaewon Shin 

The error message "SDL XLIFF validation error at line 80" in Trados Studio typically indicates a problem with the SDLXLIFF file. This error can arise from various reasons, including:

Merging segments: If segments are merged across paragraph breaks, it can lead to validation errors. This is a common cause of the error message.

File corruption: The error may also occur if the SDLXLIFF file is corrupted, possibly due to improper saving or closing of the file.

File format issues: If the file is not in the correct format or has inconsistencies, it can cause validation errors.

To resolve this error, you can try the following steps:

1. Check for merging segments: Ensure that segments are not merged across paragraph breaks.

2. Repair the file: Use the Repair File function in Microsoft Word or another compatible application to fix any potential issues with the file or follow these steps Trados Studio - How to troubleshoot problematic files

3. Validate the file: Open the file in its native application and check for any inconsistencies or error messages.

If the error persists, consider recreating the file or project to ensure that the translation memory is updated correctly.

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

HiDaewon Shin 

The error message "SDL XLIFF validation error at line 80" in Trados Studio typically indicates a problem with the SDLXLIFF file. This error can arise from various reasons, including:

Merging segments: If segments are merged across paragraph breaks, it can lead to validation errors. This is a common cause of the error message.

File corruption: The error may also occur if the SDLXLIFF file is corrupted, possibly due to improper saving or closing of the file.

File format issues: If the file is not in the correct format or has inconsistencies, it can cause validation errors.

To resolve this error, you can try the following steps:

1. Check for merging segments: Ensure that segments are not merged across paragraph breaks.

2. Repair the file: Use the Repair File function in Microsoft Word or another compatible application to fix any potential issues with the file or follow these steps Trados Studio - How to troubleshoot problematic files

3. Validate the file: Open the file in its native application and check for any inconsistencies or error messages.

If the error persists, consider recreating the file or project to ensure that the translation memory is updated correctly.

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,