Checking Token Consumption
After logging into Matlantis, you can visually check the token consumption by clicking on "PFP Load Status."
Obtaining Numeric Values of Token Consumption
You can obtain the numeric value of each user's token consumption by clicking "Download as csv."
Regarding Garbled Text in Downloaded CSV Files
Conditions Under Which Garbled Text Occurs
Garbled text may occur if the username contains non-ASCII characters such as umlaut characters (ä, ö, ü), accented characters (é, ñ), or Hangul characters.
About Character Encoding
The character encoding of the downloaded CSV file is "UTF-8." Please specify the appropriate character encoding when loading the file.
For Excel
The following steps assume a Windows environment. Depending on the Excel version and operating system, the steps might differ. In that case, either change the character encoding to Shift-JIS using the universal method below or search using "Excel csv UTF-8" + "Microsoft Office version" + "OS version."
- Open a new workbook in Excel
- Open the [Data] tab
- Click [From Text/CSV] under the [Get & Transform Data] category
- Select the CSV file you want to load
- Select "Unicode (UTF-8)" for the file origin
- Select "Comma" as the delimiter
- Load the data
Universal Method
Please upload the downloaded file to Matlantis. Open a new notebook in the same directory and execute the following program to change the character encoding to shift-jis.
After executing this code, you can download the file with the changed character encoding and load it into Excel without any garbled text. If you wish to change the character encoding to something other than shift-jis, please input the desired character encoding in the final line.
import pandas as pd
file_name = 'FILE_YOU_WANT_TO_OPEN.csv'
df = pd.read_csv(file_name, encoding='utf-8')
df.to_csv(file_name, encoding='shift-jis')