CSV input
What Is CSV?
CSV (Comma-Separated Values) is a simple text format for tabular data. Each line is a row; fields are separated by commas. Quoted fields can contain commas and newlines. CSV is widely used for data exchange, exports from databases and spreadsheets, and bulk imports.
Viewing CSV in the Browser
A CSV viewer parses the raw text and displays it as a table. This makes it easier to browse, search, and sort data without opening a spreadsheet app. The viewer handles the nuances of CSV parsing: quoted fields, escaped quotes, and different line endings.
When to Use a CSV Viewer
Use a CSV viewer when you need to quickly inspect a CSV file, verify its structure, search for specific values, or sort by column. It's ideal for data validation, debugging exports, and one-off analysis. For repeated analysis, consider importing into a spreadsheet or database.
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