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Not sure what your basing that claim on. It is a natively supported format, even amidst its inconsistencies, and has been for decades. Are you referring to a p
by NBJack 5y ago
Not sure what your basing that claim on. It is a natively supported format, even amidst its inconsistencies, and has been for decades.
Are you referring to a particular format variant?
- rutthenut 5y agoExcel definitely opens CSV files, and Windows file associations tend to set that up by default. However, Excel then goes ahead with changing the content to often wrongly-assumed formats. My favourite hate is how it will convert mobile numbers from a string of digits to an unusable exponential-format number. Hey, it doesn't even set column widths to make the content visible!
- nojito 5y agoYou should use power query to load csvs into excel that way you can control the parsing of columns.