Do double byte, single byte characters matter when using Google Sheets as your source?
I'm creating an app for a Japanese company and got me thinking, do double byte characters take up more storage than single byte characters?
And if I create a enum and column and prohibit people from creating existing values with an expression, would it consider๏ผด๏ผจ๏ผฉ๏ผณ and THIS as the same value?
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I agree that it's an interesting question. I found that when using the AppSheet search function, the two are considered to be identical:
But, as @takuya_miyai pointed out, if you make an expression like "๏ผด๏ผจ๏ผฉ๏ผณ"="THIS" it will be false.
It would be nice if we had the capability of converting such codes within AppSheet. A text funtion like SINGLEBYTE() would be nice. Then, SINGLEBYTE("๏ผด๏ผจ๏ผฉ๏ผณ")=SINGLEBYTE("THIS") would be true.
I think there's a strong possibility that users in Japan will type in both double and single bytes so some way to work around such user behavior would be nice.
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