CSV files are plain text files that contain spreadsheet data. They are useful for importing or saving data regardless of the spreadsheet app you are using.
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Neil Shelley
2 months ago
Any excellent short video for those new to CSV files - something similar for PDF files would be equally useful 😊
Jasper
1 month ago
I found an app on the AppStore, EasyCSV Editor. It opens .csv files but presents them in a spreadsheet format. This means that you can edit a single .csv without creating additional file types; and you can clearly see what you’re doing (ie, the column line up). It also has quite good regex, sorting and summary features. I often work on very large .csvs so it’s saved a lot of time.
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Any excellent short video for those new to CSV files - something similar for PDF files would be equally useful 😊
I found an app on the AppStore, EasyCSV Editor. It opens .csv files but presents them in a spreadsheet format. This means that you can edit a single .csv without creating additional file types; and you can clearly see what you’re doing (ie, the column line up). It also has quite good regex, sorting and summary features. I often work on very large .csvs so it’s saved a lot of time.