Há item de 562 no banco de dados de código postal de Eslovenia e você pode fazer o download de todos os dados depois de o pagamento.
Q: In what language are the data and documentation provided?
The dataset uses official Slovenian place names (e.g., "Ljubljana", "Celje", "Šentvid"). Important: The files are encoded in UTF-8. You must strictly use UTF-8 encoding when importing this data to ensure Slovenian characters (č, š, ž) are displayed correctly.
Q: What does the 'agency' column represent?
This field identifies "Large Users" (major companies, institutions, or specific postal facility functions). In Slovenia, high-volume mail recipients often have their own unique postal code, distinct from the general code for the locality. Example: While "1000" is the general code for "Ljubljana", code "1002" might be assigned to a specific postal center or a large entity like "POŠTA SLOVENIJE D.O.O.".
Q: What is the format of the postal code?
Slovenia uses a 4-digit numeric postal code (e.g., 1000, 3505). This is found in the postal_code column.
postal_code
Q: Does this dataset include street-level addresses?
No. This is a post office or locality level database. With approximately 560 records, it lists the official Post Offices and Large User codes. It does not list individual street names or house numbers.
Q: What file formats are included in the delivery?
The package includes CSV, Excel (.xlsx), and TXT formats. Since the dataset is compact, it is very easy to manage in Excel.
Q: Is this a one-time purchase or a subscription?
This is a one-time purchase. The license grants perpetual use for personal and internal business purposes.
Q: What is the refund policy?
Due to the digital nature of the product, all sales are final and non-refundable. We strongly recommend downloading the Free Sample before purchasing.
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