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So I am doing a SQL Import via Sql Server Import and Export Wizard with an Excel spread sheet and the following happens:
Veubroncé comes in as Veubroncã‰
Any way to avoid this?
This happens when UTF-8 encoded text is interpreted as ANSI encoded text. Are you sure you’re not importing a CSV text file rather than Excel? Open the CSV file in Notepad and change the encoding to “UTF-8 with signature”.