A CSV file stores data as plain text with values separated by commas. Excel can open and save CSV files, which makes them useful for moving data between systems.
However, CSV files do not preserve Excel-specific features like formulas, multiple worksheets, or advanced formatting. They are best used for simple tabular data exchange.
Key Highlights
- Useful for importing and exporting plain data
- Does not preserve most Excel features
- Common in databases and software integrations
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