Select 'CSV (Comma delimited) (*.csv)' from the list of potential file types. Choose the folder where you want to save the file from the small Explorer area at the top of the window. For error-free viewing and saving of CSV files, we recommend using an application built for CSV compatibility, such as CSVEdit, Sublime Text, Apache OpenOffice, TextEdit, or Notepad. Trailing Commas. Saving an Excel file as a CSV file can create extra commas at the end of each row.

Cologne-heart wrote: If I export a file from Numbers or from MS-Excel, the file always contains semicolon's as separators. But for most imports -like in contacts- I do need comma as separator. I know that I can change the semicolon to a comma by using Textedit, but this can't be the real solution. Even i tried to change language settings and didn't get a proper result. My language settings are German, Decimal comma is set for currency values. Does anybody has an idea?

Do what has suggested or get a free copy of Text Wrangler Unlike TextEdit, invisibles can be displayed in Text Wrangler. Plus it has grep replacement. Personally, I would convert any csv file(s) to tab delimited prior to importing to Excel. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.

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By default when saving a CSV file in Excel, each column will be separated using a comma as the delimiter – hence the name Comma Separated Values (CSV). This can be seen when you open the CSV file in a text editor – There are however other formats for delimited data – for example, some systems may use a pipe character . The steps below will show how to make it so Excel will use the pipe character as the delimiter – unfortunately it cannot be configured from Excel and needs to be done globally from the Windows Control Panel. In this example we’re using Windows 10 – but it should be very similar using Windows 7 or 8. NOTE: this will make it so Excel no longer correctly displays COMMA separated lists automatically. This is something I would only do temporarily to save a file using a different delimiter.

Just want to “fix” or convert a different format? – see • In the start menu, search for ‘Control Panel’ and click on it when it appears in the search results • • Click on the ‘Clock, Language, and Region’ link – or search for it if not displayed • • Click on the ‘Region’ link • • Click on the ‘Additional settings’ button • • Under ‘List separator’ enter the character you want to use as a delimiter – in this case the pipe character • • Click OK and OK again to save the changes. • All I get is 'this setting is run by your adminin strator' and no ability to access admin settings.

Windows have still not given me a solution. • Hi - I know this is an older post but I'm wondering if this will still be valid today? I am new and not sure where to put this, but this is specific to an image gallery on a single page, not all. • Rob Still does it.

Die Chrome • It didn't work with Windows 7, but did point me in the right direction. I used EaseUS Partition Manager (free download and install) and used that to delete all the PS4 partitions and reformat the. • it worked thanks!