On Thu, May 18, 2023, at 00:18, Kirk Wolak wrote:
> Here you go. Not horrible handling. (I use DataGrip so I saved it from there
> directly as TSV, just for an extra datapoint).
>
> FWIW, if you copy/paste in windows, the data, the field with the tab gets
> split into another column in Excel. But saving it as a file, and opening it.
> Saving it as XLSX, and then having Excel save it as a TSV (versus opening a
> text file, and saving it back)
Very useful, thanks.
Interesting, DataGrip contrary to Excel doesn't quote fields with commas in TSV.
All the DataGrip/Excel TSV variants uses quoting when necessary,
contrary to Google Sheets's TSV-format, that doesn't quote fields at all.