The Add-Content cmdlet can create text files and populate them with strings. Even though Add-Content does not natively understand a CSV file, it would still be able to read one. For example, perhaps I ...

The CSV file extension appears on text documents that contain comma-separated values. Like spreadsheet data, each line in a CSV file separates into individual values that correspond with the cells ...

CSV stands for Comma-Separated Values, and it's a pretty barebones, plain-text file format that stores tabular data. This means data that'd normally end up in tables or spreadsheets, but in a CSV ...

The two most common text file formats you’ll work with are .txt and .csv, where .csv stands for comma separated values. You can’t import just any .txt file and expect Excel to take care of ...

Learn how to import or export data from a Text file to convert a Text (.txt or .csv) file into an Excel (.xlsx) spreadsheet easily using this procedure.

I've now shown you one way to compare a .CSV file full of employee accounts with Active Directory users. How else could you do this? With PowerShell, you have many ways to perform the same action. If ...

Save the file in the CSV format. In OpenOffice, change the Character Set setting to "Unicode (UTF-8)" when the Export Text File dialog box appears. Google Sheets saves the characters as UTF-8 ...

A common ASCII format separates fields with commas (see CSV). Text Is Still ASCII. In files using proprietary formats for word processing, spreadsheets, databases and other applications, there are ...