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Documents that are CSV formatted look like the following: | Documents that are CSV formatted look like the following: | ||
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CSV file formats are useful for exchanging data between systems and spreadsheets. | CSV file formats are useful for exchanging data between systems and spreadsheets. | ||
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Revision as of 14:20, 21 February 2017
CSV is an acronym that stands for Comma Separated Values. These types of files can also be read by Excel and most text based editor programs. It is a format where data is delimited by commas - and therefore sometimes also called a comma delimited file.
Documents that are CSV formatted look like the following:
155.5500,Frankie Fire Dispatch,CH-1,FM 154.2950,Frankie Fire Tactical,CH-2,FM 154.2800,Frankie Fire Mutual Aid,CH-3,FM
CSV file formats are useful for exchanging data between systems and spreadsheets.
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