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Exporting a [[Spreadsheet Create|spreadsheet]] object to a .csv file simply writes all the values of the spreadsheet object. Functions, such as "=A3+B5" are written as functions, not resulting values. |
Exporting a [[Spreadsheet Create|spreadsheet]] object to a .csv file simply writes all the values of the spreadsheet object. Functions, such as "=A3+B5" are written as functions, not resulting values. |
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Revision as of 18:02, 19 May 2014
The CSV format (Comma-Separated Values) is a plain-text format to exchange spreadsheet data. It can usually be imported and exported by any spreadsheet application such as LibreOffice or Microsoft Excel. Reading and writing to csv format is done with python's built-in csv module.
Importing
Importing a .csv file into FreeCAD creates a spreadsheet object, then fills it with the values from the file.
Exporting
Exporting a spreadsheet object to a .csv file simply writes all the values of the spreadsheet object. Functions, such as "=A3+B5" are written as functions, not resulting values.