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Hello, my question concerns the translation of the labels that identify the categories of entities, hereinafter the screenshot of what I want to translate Framed in RED COLOR:

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I used XrmToolBox to export the entities but I can not find my framed labels in the photo in red, I can not find them to bring translations in the excel file.

Does anyone have the solution to my question that could help me?

thank you very much.

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did you include the "sitemap" entity?

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Hello ,

From site map editor I would not recommend to translate as this will change the default one I mean for english also you will see the translated label , rather I would recommend to doby changing sitemap XML with your language id.

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Yes i do ,includind site map entities, i have export global options , with both of export name and description too .

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Thank you for your answer, I am a beginner , and this is my first use of this tool, I was translated many things except what I marked, I did not understand your suggestion " XML sitemap with your language id. " ?

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hi, i dont find what i want to translate in xml file, and also not find in file exported from XrmToolbox (sitemap), have you any idea about where i can search that words (framed in red color in the top picture attached ) to translating ? Thanks you a lot i spent more time to resolve the probleme but no way , i dont know where i can searching more...

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