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It sounds like you need to export instead. CSV export isn't under save because it doesn't retain all the details of the document (such as formatting). This beha
by _Algernon_ 4y ago
It sounds like you need to export instead. CSV export isn't under save because it doesn't retain all the details of the document (such as formatting). This behaviour is standard and can be seen in MS Excel, LibreOffice, etc. as well.
- ceejayoz 4y ago> CSV export isn't under save because it doesn't retain all the details of the document (such as formatting). This behaviour is standard and can be seen in MS Excel, LibreOffice, etc. as well. Office warns me my changes will be lost and offers to change to XLSX. Numbers just changes it silently, without warning.
- brazzledazzle 4y agoAnd I thought the Excel UX for this was annoying. Silently saving another copy of the file is terrible.
- irskep 4y agoLibreOffice will happily re-save CSV in place. That's the only reason I have it installed! But Excel does require the same workflow as Numbers.
- Technetium 4y agoIf you are concerned about retaining formatting in comma separated values, you have MUCH bigger prerequisite problems to figure out.