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    hello forum i want to know the full form of CSV and what the full concept is regards rahul

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      hello forum i want to know the full form of CSV and what the full concept is regards rahul

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      Giorgi Dalakishvili
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      The Comma Separated Value (CSV) File Format[^] Comma-separated values[^]

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        hello forum i want to know the full form of CSV and what the full concept is regards rahul

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        Hi Rahul, CSV is for Comma-separated values. CSV files are just like an excel. CSV is mainly use to import/export huge data in SQL. You can notice in some websites "Export to excel" link, if you click this link a file will be downloaded, which will be actually a CSV file (we use CSV due to its fastness and quick response). Thanks Be a good professional who shares programming secrets with others.

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          Hi Rahul, CSV is for Comma-separated values. CSV files are just like an excel. CSV is mainly use to import/export huge data in SQL. You can notice in some websites "Export to excel" link, if you click this link a file will be downloaded, which will be actually a CSV file (we use CSV due to its fastness and quick response). Thanks Be a good professional who shares programming secrets with others.

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          Mohammed Hameed wrote:

          CSV files are just like an excel

          Well, no not really. A true Excel file (.xls) is not a csv file.

          Mohammed Hameed wrote:

          "Export to excel" link, if you click this link a file will be downloaded, which will be actually a CSV file

          Sometimes. An Excel file is of a very specific format. A csv file is simply a comma delimited file which can be read by Excel or any number of other applications. if you type bob,the,coder into notepad and save it you have a csv format file. Hope this helps

          Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd

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            The Comma Separated Value (CSV) File Format[^] Comma-separated values[^]

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            That first link was very informative; thanks!

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              That first link was very informative; thanks!

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              Glad to help you :)

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