CsvTool analyzes, verifies, and transforms CSV (comma-separated value) data. It handles text and binary files and allows any 8-bit character to be used for field and record delimiters and quotes. Both backslash and doubled-quote escape rules are supported. Any size fields, any size records, and any number of fields per record are allowed. It optionally exports input data in a CSV format into a different output format.
Analyze, verify, and transform CSV files with CsvTool.
- The perfect tool to use when you're not sure how a CSV file is formatted or whether it contains formatting errors. (Easy enough to check with a text file of a hundred-or-so lines, but impossible for larger or binary files without something like CsvTool.)
- A necessity before loading important data into a database or spreadsheet.
- Runs as a standalone application on Windows, Mac OS X, UNIX, Linux, FreeBSD, and any other system that supports Java 1.4.2 or later.
- Handles any field and record delimiters or quotes. All characters (0 - 255) are allowed as delimiters, quotes, or in field data.
- Handles any number of fields per record, any size fields, and any size records.
- You're free to redistribute the EXE or JAR files provided you haven't changed them in any way or combined them with any other EXE or JAR files.
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