I seem to only be having until column AZ. Is this an intended design, or is there something I need to configure to increase this limit?
Context:
I have multiple CSV outputs of a database coming from ODK. The columns correspond to the amount of questions a survey has + some metadata of the device that was used to interview / survey, and this project had more than 300 questions.
For my situation, I have to open up my browser and upload my files to a sharepoint and view these files for basic visual analysis (some simple math just to tally the some x situations over some y reasons). This takes quite a lot of time especially when microsoft servers are having hiccups, so this project was such a massive godsend for me. But I can't really work properly having this column limit.
If you want me to test some things, I'm not new to open source, but I am with Go. I can probably do some testing for you as long as I can get some guide to which file I can edit to re-compile the project.
I seem to only be having until column
AZ. Is this an intended design, or is there something I need to configure to increase this limit?Context:
I have multiple CSV outputs of a database coming from ODK. The columns correspond to the amount of questions a survey has + some metadata of the device that was used to interview / survey, and this project had more than 300 questions.
For my situation, I have to open up my browser and upload my files to a sharepoint and view these files for basic visual analysis (some simple math just to tally the some x situations over some y reasons). This takes quite a lot of time especially when microsoft servers are having hiccups, so this project was such a massive godsend for me. But I can't really work properly having this column limit.
If you want me to test some things, I'm not new to open source, but I am with Go. I can probably do some testing for you as long as I can get some guide to which file I can edit to re-compile the project.