Understand your filesA clear explanation.
A clear explanation.
A fix you can check.
Short, practical guides to the problems that appear between an export and an import. Each includes an example, a next step, and its limits.
01
Keep leading zeros when converting CSV to Excel
02Treat product codes and postal codes as text, before a spreadsheet changes them.
Why your CSV opens in one column
03Check the separator, preview the records, and export the delimiter you need.
Fix garbled characters in a CSV
04Understand UTF-8, the byte order mark, and what an encoding change can recover.
Handle commas, quotes and line breaks in CSV
05Read a tricky record correctly instead of splitting on every comma.
Remove duplicate CSV rows without losing distinct records
06Choose a safe key, compare the removed records, and keep the first occurrence.
Remove empty CSV rows and trim whitespace deliberately
Separate empty records from missing cells and meaningful quoted line breaks.