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‎04-02-2023 12:33 PM
I want to change field value language from english to other language. Already installed plugins for language translation i.e Internationalization language pack and individual language pack like Japanese,Swedish.
Tried to follow the procedure given on ServiceNow Product Document-Translate a field value, but it is not clearly understood, Steps are not clear to me.
Can anyone help to explain in simple way?
thanks
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‎04-05-2023 01:17 AM
Here is my solution. The field Capability on u_ot_floc should be a translated text field instead of string. Also, I am assuming that this is a normal string field and not choice field.
I tried to replicate the exact same scenario like yours and translation work perfectly in my case.
Here is my table structure.
This is the sample data in English language. Please note all the capabilities are in English here
Now in order to provide translation in Portuguese, I changed the language from preference and moved back to my table.
Here I initially see Capability in English, here I change the values of each capability field and add their translation in Portuguese
This is how the entire table looks after providing the translation in Portuguese Language.
Now when I change the language again back to English from preference, this is how my table looks in English.
Hope this helps. In case if the capability is a choice field then the translation would be provided in a different way. Please let me know if your capability field is a choice field or not.

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‎04-05-2023 07:46 AM
Glad finally the solution worked 🙂
Here is the solution for the choice field.
In the following example the field is of type choice
Open the dictionary entry, scroll to the bottom and find the choice related list.
Click New button and add a choice in English first
Now add the same choice with a different language code and translated label. Please note that value should remain same for both the translation.
Finally your choice list should look like the following.
Hope this helps.
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‎04-04-2023 12:08 PM
Yes, you get this right. I am giving illustrations here of interconnected tables and I want to know where to put translated text as you mention and how the record producer example get be replicated here. I tried few things but did not work. I also tried through sys_translated_text table ,changing 'string' to 'Translated text' etc. as seen in other discussion forums but no success.
Pic-1 is the Conf. dictionary entries ( cmdb table) where Column Label Capibility refers to custom table X.
Pic-2 is the custom table X
Pic-3 is list of custom table having all values for capibility.
Now where to put translated text for these values?

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‎04-05-2023 01:17 AM
Here is my solution. The field Capability on u_ot_floc should be a translated text field instead of string. Also, I am assuming that this is a normal string field and not choice field.
I tried to replicate the exact same scenario like yours and translation work perfectly in my case.
Here is my table structure.
This is the sample data in English language. Please note all the capabilities are in English here
Now in order to provide translation in Portuguese, I changed the language from preference and moved back to my table.
Here I initially see Capability in English, here I change the values of each capability field and add their translation in Portuguese
This is how the entire table looks after providing the translation in Portuguese Language.
Now when I change the language again back to English from preference, this is how my table looks in English.
Hope this helps. In case if the capability is a choice field then the translation would be provided in a different way. Please let me know if your capability field is a choice field or not.
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‎04-05-2023 07:24 AM
And this worked finally!! 😀 Thank you so much @Sandeep Rajput . You explained it very well, I know it was small task but I was skipping few steps which got cleared at last. Thank you for continuous efforts.
Ok so what would be a procedure for choice field ? , the capability column in a table here is a string but few other columns will have a choice as well so I would like to know.
I know the procedure when reference is not to any table but simply few options under choice list.

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‎04-05-2023 07:46 AM
Glad finally the solution worked 🙂
Here is the solution for the choice field.
In the following example the field is of type choice
Open the dictionary entry, scroll to the bottom and find the choice related list.
Click New button and add a choice in English first
Now add the same choice with a different language code and translated label. Please note that value should remain same for both the translation.
Finally your choice list should look like the following.
Hope this helps.
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‎04-05-2023 08:11 AM
Awesome! Thanks . Will try this and I am sure it will work as this is pretty straightforward.
Hope to catch up soon on this forum with some other brainstorming topic 🙂