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This is one of at least four pages discussing CSV とじ込み／提出するs in my ooBase tutorials. In this page, I 試みる／企てる to 伝える the general 原則s of CSV とじ込み／提出するs.
Other pages....
CSV stands for "Comma Separated Values".
If I have the に引き続いて little （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する of four 列／漕ぐ／騒動s, each with three values, in something, anything....
2 abc Fruit cakes 1,000 b52 Donuts 5.5 xyz Apple pies -6 lmn Partridges, in pear trees
... then how it is saved will depend on what program you are using to 陳列する，発揮する the data. We won't 普通は CARE how it is saved. We'll just be happy that we can call it up whenever we need it.
However, if you want to move that data from one 使用／適用 to another, the "fun" can be tedious.
The CSV 判型 is one (部分的な／不平等な) 解答, invented in the 早期に days of 計算するing.
The data above can be put in CSV- crudely- as follows:
"2","abc","Fruit cakes" "1,000","b52","Donuts" "5.5","xyz","Apple pies" "-6","lmn","Partridges, in pear trees"
Each item has been enclosed in 引用するs.
Each item is separated from the next by a comma.
Once upon a time, the things in the first column were probably 認めるd as numbers. You might, for instance, have 追加するd them up. CSV moves us to "the simple life". The first item, the "2", has become just a "squiggle". It is no longer "half of four", or anything else "重要な" like that. Inside the computer, there is one number, the code for the "2" 形態／調整. Before the data was 変えるd to CSV, that "half of four" could be 蓄える／店d many, many ways. The second item, "abc", is just three numbers inside the computer: The codes for the "a" squiggle, the "b" squiggle and the "c" squiggle. (They were probably "just" those codes 以前. But they might, before the 転換 to CSV, have been augmented by codes to say what font they should be 現在のd in, etc, etc.)
CSV is very 天然のまま. That's its 制限 and its glory. 存在 天然のまま, 解釈する／通訳するing it isn't hard. 存在 天然のまま, you can't do much with it. But what you can do, you can usually do reliably.
Why the commas? They tell you where one item ends and the next begins.
Why the 引用する 示すs? Without them, "1,000" and "Partridges, in pear trees" would both look like two items. Commas inside 引用する 示すs are "hidden".
What have you 行方不明になるd?
If I read the CSV とじ込み／提出する given above, I know I am looking at four 記録，記録的な／記録するs, each 含む／封じ込めるing three fields. The とじ込み／提出する isn't two 記録，記録的な／記録するs of six fields, or anything else 追加するing up to twelve items.
How Do I Know?
Although you can't, 直接／まっすぐに, see them, after every three items, there are "a line ends here" codes in the とじ込み／提出する. One line- one 記録，記録的な／記録する.
What if there are gaps in the （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する?
Say our （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する was....
2 abc Fruit cakes 1,000 b52 5.5 xyz Apple pies -6 Partridges, in pear trees
(This is different from the one above in that there's no third item in the second 列／漕ぐ／騒動, nor second item in the last 列／漕ぐ／騒動.)
The CSV 見解／翻訳／版 of the above would be....
"2","abc","Fruit cakes" "1,000","b52","" "5.5","xyz","Apple pies" "-6","","Partridges, in pear trees"
... The "行方不明の" items are 代表するd by the 二塁打 引用するs. The "持つ／拘留する the places" in the data structure.
CSV data is not always separated by commas. For instance, we might use 半分 結腸s instead of commas, in which 事例／患者 our data (first, gapless 見解／翻訳／版) might appear as....
"2";"abc";"Fruit cakes" "1,000";"b52";"Donuts" "5.5";"xyz";"Apple pies" "-6";"lmn";"Partridges, in pear trees"
公式文書，認める that the commas in "1,000" and in "Partridges, in pear trees" remain as commas.
The virtue of using some character other than a comma is that if you KNOW the other character will not appear in your data, you can dispense with the 引用する 示すs. The に引き続いて would work 罰金, if your data would never have a 半分-結腸 in it...
2;abc;Fruit cakes 1,000;b52;Donuts 5.5;xyz;Apple pies -6;lmn;Partridges, in pear trees
Tab characters, which line the "line ends" characters have an 影響 on what you see, but can't themselves be seen, are いつかs used in place of the comma. (Many data 始める，決めるs which you might want to 変える to CSV will be 保証（人）d not to have tabs in them by the nature of the program 持つ／拘留するing the data.)
What if your data has 引用する 示すs in it?
Ah. The answer to this is tedious. Intelligent question, 井戸／弁護士席 done. Take my word for it: there ARE answers, but you don't want me to go into them.
"I've seen CSV とじ込み／提出するs before", you say, "and not all of the fields' data were enclosed in 引用するs."
The data we've been using might be turned into the に引き続いて....
2,abc,"Fruit cakes" 1000,b52,"Donuts" 5.5,xyz,"Apple pies -6,lmn,"Partridges, in pear trees"
公式文書，認める that the comma in "1,000" was 除去するd by the program creating this CSV.
Whether all or just some fields get 引用する 示すs.. or some other delimiter... can be (a)自動的な／(n)自動拳銃 or 使用者 controlled. It depends how clever your CSV 製造者 is. What the program that will read the CSV does 変化させるs, and may not match what the 令状ing program 推定する／予想するd, but in general most programs do a good 職業 both of 輸出（する）ing CSV and of 輸入するing it. (If the program "does" CSV at all!)
The point of a CSV とじ込み／提出する is that it can be read into another program, and a （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する 類似の to the 初めの is created. CSV is the "lingua franca" for moving data between 使用／適用s. However primative something is, it will を取り引きする CSV unless the authors are trying to lock others out of their 使用／適用.
Some programs have only 限られた／立憲的な CSV support and cannot, for instance, 認める that the items in our first column are numbers. Even after 輸入する, it will not be possible to do arithmetic with those "numbers". But most CSV 有能な programs DO at least try to 認める numbers. いつかs at the start of the 輸入する 過程 you are given a chance to say, by 手渡す, "try to 扱う／治療する the items in the に引き続いて fields as numbers".
As you know I am a fan of Open Office, you will have guessed that I will tell you that Open Office has very 広範囲にわたる, very 井戸／弁護士席 put together CSV 輸入する 施設s.
As I said at the beginning of the page: This is one of at least four pages discussing CSV とじ込み／提出するs in my ooBase tutorials. In this page, the general defintion and features of CSV とじ込み／提出するs were given.
Other pages....
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