00:01 - What’s the best way to view CSV files 00:17 - What data stores CSV 00:31 - How to view CSV files 00:56 - What is “Comma-separated values” 01:02 - How to open CSV file in Excel 01:24 - How data is displayed 01:39 - What is “Tab-separated values” 01:59 - When quotation marks are used 02:22 - How CSV files are used 02:33 - How to migrate data using CSV 02:49 - Useful links
try changing the CSV file extension to TXT and then open it in Excel. If you open a TXT file with Excel it will popup import wizard where you can choose the delimiter. And then you can resave the file as regular comma separated file
00:01 - What’s the best way to view CSV files
00:17 - What data stores CSV
00:31 - How to view CSV files
00:56 - What is “Comma-separated values”
01:02 - How to open CSV file in Excel
01:24 - How data is displayed
01:39 - What is “Tab-separated values”
01:59 - When quotation marks are used
02:22 - How CSV files are used
02:33 - How to migrate data using CSV
02:49 - Useful links
Extremely clear, great video.
Wow cool! Did not know of the implementation of different csv separator markers in different regions!
Very helpful, thank you!
Really good explanation
#very good explanation
Thanks you
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I opened a CSV file in python but it contains tabs instead of commas, what should I do?
try changing the CSV file extension to TXT and then open it in Excel. If you open a TXT file with Excel it will popup import wizard where you can choose the delimiter. And then you can resave the file as regular comma separated file
@@markkofman thanks:)
You need to use the csv module
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Thank you for the feedback