Continuing the discussion from Select One or Many From External File Question Type issue:
The form works fine when I preview the form or open it via:
However, when I try to open it in ODK Collect or KoBOCollect, then I receive the following error:
.Could you kindly help me to fix this problem?
Thanks in advance!
@Webex, I assume there should still be some issues with the CSV file. Would you mind having a closer look at it to see if you are able to identify any within the CSV file?
I have two CSV files:
select_one_from_file: ProfileCodeSpecial.csv (13.0 KB)I took into account if the names are unique by assigning a number to the name. The list_names within the CSV’s are the same.
In the community I found a lot of information about an error in select_one_from_file, might that be the problem?
@Webex, I observed that you are using a wrong CSV format for BarCodeSpecial file:
You will need to restructure your CSV file with the following structure:
Doing this should solve your issue.
If I download https://community.kobotoolbox.org/uploads/short-url/fWUyn0smhReEpFmOyctbmohAf2c.csv, than, excel doens’t show what you observe with the " ; " in the table, but it is already restructured as you show it now. Can there something going wrong with uploading my files that it becomes structered with " ; " in it?
After uploading “BarCodeSpecial” restructured (as in your picture) to the server, the survey works with enkato. However when using kobo collect, the pull data does not work. When I adapt the the CSV file with concat in excel to one column and upload the file to the server, the pull data works in kobo collect.
Hello everyone 
How are you?
I am having i think a similar issue, but i didn’t get if you found a solution. Did you?
It does work on-line in enkento, but not in KoboCollect app… am i doing something wrong?
Thank you very much!
Hey Hey i found the solution, so i share it:
In enketo it works when saving the CSV as CSV UTF-8 (delimited by coma) (*.csv), but with this format it doesn’t work in Kobo Collect app
However, saving it as CSV (delimited by coma) (*.csv) it works in both!
So for my side it has worked when NOT using the UTF-8
Dear Quentin,
Thanks for the feedback!
Hey Hey, pleasure to be back over here Kal_Lam, i did 2 years in another position and now back into Kobo work 
As i benefit a lot from its existence
I have the same problem, I have made the CSV the right format as delimited by comma *.csv , I checked the structure against the examples, and I still get the same mistake as below
This is what the CSV looks like
Can someone help? @Kal_Lam
@andre_ch, we would appreciate it if you could avoid making multiple posts for the same issue. Doing this should scatter the issue. Let’s continue your discussion here:
