Libre Office Calc keeps removing quotes
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I am opening a .csv file using LibreOffice Calc.
However, no matter the format I choose to save the file with after modifying it (either ODF or CSV) for some columns that contained quoted values, the quotes are gone after the save process.
Any suggestions about how to keep the original column formatting?
libreoffice csv
edited Feb 15 at 8:50
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I am opening a .csv file using LibreOffice Calc.
However, no matter the format I choose to save the file with after modifying it (either ODF or CSV) for some columns that contained quoted values, the quotes are gone after the save process.
Any suggestions about how to keep the original column formatting?
libreoffice csv
edited Feb 15 at 8:50
Kristopher Ives
2,95211525
asked Feb 15 at 8:02
pkaramolpkaramol
4461717
3
could you share your source CSV?
– aborruso
Feb 15 at 8:20
Look at this answer from Unix Stack Exchange
– Kristopher Ives
Feb 15 at 8:51
add a comment |
I am opening a .csv file using LibreOffice Calc.
However, no matter the format I choose to save the file with after modifying it (either ODF or CSV) for some columns that contained quoted values, the quotes are gone after the save process.
Any suggestions about how to keep the original column formatting?
libreoffice csv
edited Feb 15 at 8:50
Kristopher Ives
2,95211525
asked Feb 15 at 8:02
pkaramolpkaramol
4461717
I am opening a .csv file using LibreOffice Calc.
However, no matter the format I choose to save the file with after modifying it (either ODF or CSV) for some columns that contained quoted values, the quotes are gone after the save process.
Any suggestions about how to keep the original column formatting?
libreoffice csv
libreoffice csv
edited Feb 15 at 8:50
Kristopher Ives
2,95211525
asked Feb 15 at 8:02
pkaramolpkaramol
4461717
edited Feb 15 at 8:50
Kristopher Ives
2,95211525
asked Feb 15 at 8:02
pkaramolpkaramol
4461717
edited Feb 15 at 8:50
Kristopher Ives
2,95211525
edited Feb 15 at 8:50
Kristopher Ives
2,95211525
edited Feb 15 at 8:50
Kristopher Ives
2,95211525
2,95211525
asked Feb 15 at 8:02
pkaramolpkaramol
4461717
asked Feb 15 at 8:02
pkaramolpkaramol
4461717
asked Feb 15 at 8:02
pkaramolpkaramol
4461717
4461717
3
could you share your source CSV?
– aborruso
Feb 15 at 8:20
Look at this answer from Unix Stack Exchange
– Kristopher Ives
Feb 15 at 8:51
add a comment |
3
could you share your source CSV?
– aborruso
Feb 15 at 8:20
Look at this answer from Unix Stack Exchange
– Kristopher Ives
Feb 15 at 8:51
3
3
could you share your source CSV?
– aborruso
Feb 15 at 8:20
could you share your source CSV?
– aborruso
Feb 15 at 8:20
Look at this answer from Unix Stack Exchange
– Kristopher Ives
Feb 15 at 8:51
Look at this answer from Unix Stack Exchange
– Kristopher Ives
Feb 15 at 8:51
add a comment |
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In the .csv format, one can specify that strings should be quoted. These quotes will not show up after you opened the .csv file in Calc.
To make sure that strings are quoted in the .csv file on disk, make sure to check "Quote all text cells" in the "Export Text File" dialog.
If you want to have quotes displayed in your column data (i.e., be part of the actual data), then "escape" the quotes using the same quoting sign. e.g., a string displayed in Calc as "string with spaces" will appear in the .csv file as ...,"""string with spaces""",... if you have chosen the same quote as delimiter in your .csv file.
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In the .csv format, one can specify that strings should be quoted. These quotes will not show up after you opened the .csv file in Calc.
To make sure that strings are quoted in the .csv file on disk, make sure to check "Quote all text cells" in the "Export Text File" dialog.
If you want to have quotes displayed in your column data (i.e., be part of the actual data), then "escape" the quotes using the same quoting sign. e.g., a string displayed in Calc as "string with spaces" will appear in the .csv file as ...,"""string with spaces""",... if you have chosen the same quote as delimiter in your .csv file.
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In the .csv format, one can specify that strings should be quoted. These quotes will not show up after you opened the .csv file in Calc.
To make sure that strings are quoted in the .csv file on disk, make sure to check "Quote all text cells" in the "Export Text File" dialog.
If you want to have quotes displayed in your column data (i.e., be part of the actual data), then "escape" the quotes using the same quoting sign. e.g., a string displayed in Calc as "string with spaces" will appear in the .csv file as ...,"""string with spaces""",... if you have chosen the same quote as delimiter in your .csv file.
answered Feb 15 at 10:02
vanadiumvanadium
7,81811532
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In the .csv format, one can specify that strings should be quoted. These quotes will not show up after you opened the .csv file in Calc.
To make sure that strings are quoted in the .csv file on disk, make sure to check "Quote all text cells" in the "Export Text File" dialog.
If you want to have quotes displayed in your column data (i.e., be part of the actual data), then "escape" the quotes using the same quoting sign. e.g., a string displayed in Calc as "string with spaces" will appear in the .csv file as ...,"""string with spaces""",... if you have chosen the same quote as delimiter in your .csv file.
answered Feb 15 at 10:02
vanadiumvanadium
7,81811532
In the .csv format, one can specify that strings should be quoted. These quotes will not show up after you opened the .csv file in Calc.
To make sure that strings are quoted in the .csv file on disk, make sure to check "Quote all text cells" in the "Export Text File" dialog.
If you want to have quotes displayed in your column data (i.e., be part of the actual data), then "escape" the quotes using the same quoting sign. e.g., a string displayed in Calc as "string with spaces" will appear in the .csv file as ...,"""string with spaces""",... if you have chosen the same quote as delimiter in your .csv file.
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answered Feb 15 at 10:02
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could you share your source CSV?
– aborruso
Feb 15 at 8:20
Look at this answer from Unix Stack Exchange
– Kristopher Ives
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