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The CSV filter accepts an option string containing five to thirteen tokens, separated by commas. Tokens 6 to 13 are optional.
Import from UTF-8, Language German, Comma separated, Text delimiter ", Quoted field as text. CSV file has columns formatted as date, number, number, number:
soffice --infilter="Text - txt - csv (StarCalc):44,34,76,1,1/5/2/1/3/1/4/1,1031,true,true" test.csv
Export to Windows-1252, Field delimiter : comma, Text delimiter : quote, Save cell contents as shown:
soffice --convert-to "Text - txt - csv (StarCalc):44,34,ANSI,1,,0,false,true,true" --outdir=/home/user test.ods
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Token Position |
Definition |
Meaning and Example of Token |
|---|---|---|
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1 |
Field Separator |
Field separator(s) as ASCII values. Multiple values are separated by the slash sign ("/"), that is, if the values are separated by semicolons and horizontal tabulators, the token would be 59/9. To treat several consecutive separators as one, then append '/MRG' to the token. If the file contains fixed width fields, then use 'FIX'. Example: 44 (,) |
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2 |
Text Delimiter |
The text delimiter as ASCII value, like 34 for double quotes and 39 for single quotes. Example: 34 ("). |
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3 |
Character Set |
The character set code used in the file as described in the table below. Example: 0 (System). |
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4 |
Line number to start reading. CSV Import |
N: line number to start reading. Example: 3 (start from third line). |
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5 |
Cell Format Codes for Each Column CSV Import |
A sequence of column/formatting code, where the formatting code is given in the table below. Example: "1/5/2/1/3/1/4/1". If value separators are used, the form of this token is column/format[/column/format/…] where column is the number of the column, with 1 being the leftmost column. The format code is detailed below. If the first token is FIX it has the form start/format[/start/format/…], where start is the number of the first character for this field, with 0 being the leftmost character in a line. The format is explained below. |
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6 |
Language identifier |
String expressed in decimal notation. This token is the equivalent of the "Language" listbox in the user interface for CSV import. If the value is 0 or omitted, the language identifier of the user interface is used. The language identifier is based on the Microsoft language identifiers. |
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7 |
Quoted field as text |
String, either false or true. Default value: false. This token is the equivalent of the check box "Quoted field as text". |
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8 |
Detect special numbers |
Import: String, either false or true. Default value: false. This token is the equivalent of the check box "Detect special numbers". Export: String, either false or true. Default value: true. This token has no UI equivalent. If true, the number cells are stored as numbers. If false, the numbers are stored as text, with text delimiters. |
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9 |
Save cell contents as shown CSV Export |
String, either false or true. Default value:true. This token is the equivalent of the check box "Save cell contents as shown". |
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10 |
Export cell formulas CSV Export |
String, either false or true. Default value: false. Export cell formulas. |
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11 |
Remove spaces CSV Import |
String, either false or true. Default value: false. Remove spaces. Trim leading and trailing spaces, when reading the file. |
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12 |
Export sheets CSV Export |
Export the entire document to individual sheets .csv files or a specified sheet.
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13 |
Import as formulas CSV Import |
String, either false or true. Default value: false. Determines whether formula expressions starting with a = equal sign character are to be evaluated as formulas or imported as textual data. If true evaluate formulas on input. If false formulas are input as text. If omitted (not present at all), the default value is true to keep the behaviour of old versions' options string that didn't have this token at all. If present and empty (or any other value than true) the default value is false. |
CSV import and export support a sep= and "sep=" field separator setting. When reading a CSV document, the separator is taken from the initial sep= or "sep=" single field, if that is the only line content.
When reading a CSV file, the quoted form is preserved as (unquoted) cell content. You see sep=| when | is the separator in the first line. In the unquoted form, the separator is discarded because it is a real field separator in the context. You see sep= in the first line.
When writing a CSV file, the existing single top left cell's content such as sep=| is adapted to the current separator with the quoted form of "sep=|" (if quotes / text delimiters aren't set empty and | is the separator) and always uses the ASCII " double quote character.
If the line containing the sep=| is not to be imported as data, remember to set the From row number in the dialog to 2. Note that this line will not be preserved when re-saving.
sep=|
"LETTER"|"ANIMAL"
"a"|"aardvark"
"b"|"bear"
"c"|"cow"
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Meaning |
Code |
|---|---|
Standard |
1 |
Text |
2 |
MM/DD/YY |
3 |
DD/MM/YY |
4 |
YY/MM/DD |
5 |
- |
6 |
- |
7 |
- |
8 |
Ignore field (do not import) |
9 |
US-English |
10 |