Plugin Author
Diego
(@daigo75)
The issue is known, and doesn’t depend on the EU VAT Assistant. The CSV Export is a standard WooCommerce feature, which our plugin simply uses (we decided to reuse that function, instead of “reinventing the wheel” by writing our own). Apparently, Excel doesn’t “understand” the code for the EUR symbol saved in the CSV, and renders some odd characters.
At the moment we don’t plan to rewrite the export function, as the issue is minor and can be fixed with a simple workaround. A basic search and replace will do the trick: search for the special characters and replace them with the “€” symbol (or, even better, remove them altogether, so that they don’t interfere with the spreadsheet).
Also there is code above reports.
I can not inlcude image, so if you want to look for yourself:
http://www.dewereldvergaat.nl/wp-admin
User: Helper
Passw: meNY3oThEpGMN8LC1SMGVBxG
Plugin Author
Diego
(@daigo75)
The code above the reports appears because you enabled the “debug mode” in the plugin settings (see http://prntscr.com/c9w04x). That option is used only for in-depth technical troubleshooting, which is one of our premium services. If you disable that option, the code will disappear.