Problem with overseas sites download Garmin Satnav

.csv is an Excel spreadsheet format. You could open the file in Excel and examine line 103 and hopefully the error might be self-evident. Edit it and save the file then try again. 

Argghhh. Of course. How dim can I be!  Thanks cyberyacht. Line 103 has the coordinates missing for the site:

 "L'Ocean Breton>0033 2 98 82 23 89, L'Ocean Breton, Lieu Dit Manoir de Kerlut, Plobannalec Lesconil, 29740, France"

I've Deleted User the line and uploaded the rest successfully. Still haven't had a response from the Club, so will email them again with the fix so that they can save other members from this problem.

Thanks again

well done CY and M and D...

ive done the Tomtom file and it's ok as far as I know..

ypu could google map the entrance to the missing site and it will give you the GPS location (or check last year's...it won't have moved... and then edit the file...

good luck.

Thanks for educating me BB. I didn't realise it was so easy to get co-ordinates of google maps (I've just looked up how to do it).

I wonder if the TomTom file doesn't have the error, or whether TomTom just ignores the lack of coordinates and carries on loading whereas Garmin is programmed to just stop? 

Anyway, problem sorted for me thanks to the above input, and hopefully the Club will (or will have already) sorted the Garmin file for other members.

Put  these coordinates  into line 103

 -4.22190     47.81247 

I wouldn't. That's 550 miles east of Mombasa. Switch the order and you may end up in Brittany.

If you look at the .csv file, col. A is longitude and col. B is latitude so my coordinates are correct 

Ah, I see. Convention when quoting LAT & LONG is always in that order, I thought. My built in TomTom based satnav would have sent me to Mombasa. 

The Club still haven't corrected the file on the website. I had an email from them saying it was sorted, but just downloaded the Garmin version and it is still wrong in line 103. I have emailed them again, and offered to, once again, send them the corrected file (corrected with the help of your posts above).

BUT is it possible that what I think is being downloaded is really coming from my computer's cache? Could anyone download the file, open it in Excel and see if the location data is still missing at line 103?  Thanks

Here is the Club's email:

" Dear Mr Walker, Thank you for your email enquiry, I’m sorry to hear about the issues that you’ve been having downloading the POI files for your Garmin Sat Nav. I have spoken with our IT team and liaised with Garmin and we have re provided the POI files, these should now be downloadable for you. "

It's not only Garmin but the other Sat Nav manufacturers that also have the information missing. See photo below of TomTom showing missing site in the sea. Sorry about the size cannot get it any bigger