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Latest revision as of 14:51, 11 June 2021
Template:Managing a Moodle site A CSV (Comma Separated Values) file contains tabular data (such as found in spreadsheets or databases) in a simple text format. Each value is separated from the next by a comma. Each line is a record and the commas separate the fields or columns. For example:
First name, Last name, Address, City, State Sally, Smith, 234 A Street, Town, Peace George, Smithe, 999 Last Lane, Hamlet, Denial Dim, Witt, By-the-Either, Wave, Outback
These files can be created, viewed and edited with software such as Microsoft Excel, Open Office Calc or, if done with care, any simple text editor.
See also
- Upload users
- Flat file enrolment
- Wikipedia article on the CSV file format
- Microsoft help tutorial on importing CSV file data into Excel
- UTF-8 and BOM
- qformat/csv - a simple way of creating multiple choice questions using a CSV file
- qformat simplecsv - a very simple way of creating multiple choice questions using a CSV file
