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Word Count in a Rise Course
Has anyone figured out how to get a word count from a Rise Course? Need this for translation.
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Bumping again via my reply. This would still be very helpful for us - for localization as well as course time estimations.
+1 for word count. Our team would really be able to save time. Currently we have to export to another program to get the word count.
is there a word count translation for rise yet?? Thank you!
Kindly add myself and my 5 colleagues to the list! Thank you!
Please add this word count feature!!
- Agree, must have word count to ensure we are meeting the right course duration for our clients.
this would be super helpful!
Another one to add to the list for a word count (translation costs)
Word count would be really appreciated.
Many thanks for your work!
Cmon guys, this thread is 3+ years old and this is a very simple feature request that is extremely valuable. Language translation is a huge deal for companeis and in some cases they face legal consquences by not providing it. You guys were monitoring this thread to capture interest and theres pages of it. Not impressed.
When you are working with 50 modules, I don't want to export each one and load it into word and start checking word counts. Put a parameter somewhere that stores it.
If you pay for the Pro version of poedit.net you can export the xliff file from RISE and find the word count in the statistics dropdown from poedit along with a Microsoft translate AI option.
Thanks Jig.
I don't think I want anymore tools though :) Either way its still an export, import/upload and then count. If you used poedit to complete your translations I could see how its beneficial to someone though for sure.
In my case, I don't do the translations, they are insourced or outsourced based on the project. A project I'm working on currently is massive (for many roles and micro-module based) and export each of the course is time consuming. Would be very nice for a little stat settings in rise that collected word counts (would be great if it counted media items too - images, embedded videos, etc) - but the last part is probably wishful thinking.
