Odoo Slides & Videos
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How to Get Involved in OCA Activities (Odoo Open Talk, July 2026 — slides in Japanese)
833 Views •Odoo in Japan: Strengths, Challenges, and the OSS Question
1253 Views •Contributing Japanese Translations to Odoo and OCA with Weblate
7098 Views •Why Take Part in Odoo's Open Source Community (Part 1: The Why)
4544 Views •Adjusting Odoo's Japanese UI — How Translation Works Under the Hood
5326 Views •Advancing Japan's DX with the Open Source ERP Odoo
6328 Views •Customizing Odoo — Module Structure and the Basics of Extension
7755 Views •Exporting Data from Odoo — Excel and CSV Output, and Import Templates
4741 Views •Way to Go, Mr. Horiba! — An Illustrated Odoo Adoption Story
9679 Views •Getting Around Odoo (2018 Edition) — Implementing Efficiently with Open Source
21132 Views •Why Quartile Takes Part in Odoo's Open Source Community
676 Views •Making Odoo's Printed Reports Work in Japan, Part 1 — Registration number and Japanese prefecture names
660 Views •Making Odoo's Printed Reports Work in Japan, Part 2 — Adding the honorifics Onchu and Sama
692 Views •Making Odoo's Printed Reports Work in Japan, Part 3 — Switching the layout to the Japanese convention
789 Views •Making Odoo's Printed Reports Work in Japan, Part 4 — Adjusting how unit prices and quantities are shown
1028 Views •Making Odoo's Printed Reports Work in Japan, Part 5 — Changing the wording of labels
1161 Views •Getting Around Odoo (2018 Edition) — Implementing Efficiently with Open Source
21132 Views •Way to Go, Mr. Horiba! — An Illustrated Odoo Adoption Story
9679 Views •Customizing Odoo — Module Structure and the Basics of Extension
7755 Views •Contributing Japanese Translations to Odoo and OCA with Weblate
7098 Views •Quartile Corporation Company Overview — Odoo Engineer and Consultant Recruiting (February 2022)
6465 Views •Advancing Japan's DX with the Open Source ERP Odoo
6328 Views •Navigating High-Layer OSS — Building a Business on Open Source ERP
5643 Views •Adjusting Odoo's Japanese UI — How Translation Works Under the Hood
5326 Views •Exporting Data from Odoo — Excel and CSV Output, and Import Templates
4741 Views •Why Take Part in Odoo's Open Source Community (Part 1: The Why)
4544 Views •Odoo in Japan: Strengths, Challenges, and the OSS Question
1253 Views •Making Odoo's Printed Reports Work in Japan, Part 5 — Changing the wording of labels
1161 Views •Making Odoo's Printed Reports Work in Japan, Part 4 — Adjusting how unit prices and quantities are shown
1028 Views •How to Get Involved in OCA Activities (Odoo Open Talk, July 2026 — slides in Japanese)
833 Views •Making Odoo's Printed Reports Work in Japan, Part 3 — Switching the layout to the Japanese convention
789 Views •Making Odoo's Printed Reports Work in Japan, Part 2 — Adding the honorifics Onchu and Sama
692 Views •Why Quartile Takes Part in Odoo's Open Source Community
676 Views •Making Odoo's Printed Reports Work in Japan, Part 1 — Registration number and Japanese prefecture names
660 Views •Exporting Data from Odoo — Excel and CSV Output, and Import Templates
An Odoo user guide. These slides are in Japanese. They walk through exporting the records shown in a list view to Excel or CSV, screen by screen.
Beyond feeding reports, the exported file is a convenient way to build a template for creating new records or updating existing ones.
What the guide covers
- Exporting from a list view — open the list for the model you want, tick the records on the left, and choose Export from the Action menu. The Action button only appears once something is selected
- Choosing the fields — pick what you need from the list on the left and export as either Excel or CSV
- Saving a field list — storing a combination you use often saves reselecting the fields every time
- Choosing between the two export types — "export all data" reaches beyond the current model into related models, which suits reporting and other read-only purposes
- The other option, "export in an import-compatible format", returns only the fields held directly on the model. This is the one for building an import template, or for editing exported data and loading it back in
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