That may depend on your pc’s locale (how it interprets decimals and thousands – with , or .) and also how many decimals you set in Excel.
Try to set the number cells as normal text, or change the number locale for this file only.
You can provide a link to the site and processed csv so I can look at it (as a temporary pastebin).
Hi, thank you for the response. The problem happens with only some products, the others show the correct stock quantities. Here the link to get the excel file:
https://pastebin.com/7UX5s7en
`Found the problem. Seems that some of the product stocks quantity are exported as float number instead of digital. Then the excel locale is set to interpret dots as thousand separator.
Numbers are exported as they are in the db, so it’s probably all to do with how your excel is setup, your locale and the cell format.