.csv Reader for Mac?

[2012Tony2012]

I am using MoxierWallet and it exports my passwords etc into an .cvs file.

Tried using Openoffice to read it, but when it opens it's really messy text and all over the place.

What can I do?

 

[r.j.s]

Any spreadsheet program can import csv files.

 

[2012Tony2012]

Any spreadsheet program can import csv files.

But when I used Openoffice to read it, it opens it's really messy text and all over the place. Any other solution?

 

[r.j.s]

But when I used Openoffice to read it, it opens it's really messy text and all over the place. Any other solution?

You can't just open it.

Open a blank spreadsheet, then Import

EDIT: Try this:

http://www.ehow.com/how_7166817_import-csv-openoffice.html

 

[2012Tony2012]

You can't just open it.

Open a blank spreadsheet, then Import

EDIT: Try this:

http://www.ehow.com/how_7166817_import-csv-openoffice.html

Ok thank you.

 

[Sky Blue]

They open fine in Excel

 

[r.j.s]

They open fine in Excel

Excel automatically interprets csv when opening them.

 

[2012Tony2012]

I followed the steps in that link, and imported the cvs file, but Open Office opens another page that looks like this:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/fwf8jq7jnstoycu/Screen shot 2013-02-14 at 1.47.23 PM.png

And whatever I do, when it opens, its messy and the text all over the place making it unreadable!

Any other solutions?

 

[r.j.s]

Uncheck semicolon and space, and check comma.

 

[2012Tony2012]

Uncheck semicolon and space, and check comma.

How is a person supposed to know to do that?

Yes that is much better and readable format now. Thank you.

 

[r.j.s]

How is a person supposed to know to do that?

Yes that is much better and readable format now. Thank you.

Well, csv stands for comma separated values ...

It's the most common export method for data to be transferred between system types.

 

[2012Tony2012]

Well, csv stands for comma separated values ...

It's the most common export method for data to be transferred between system types.

I wonder why OpenOffice wasn;t smart enough to figure this out and open it properly for me?

 

[r.j.s]

I wonder why OpenOffice wasn;t smart enough to figure this out and open it properly for me?

I guess that's part of the reason why Excel is the industry standard and not OO.

 

[2012Tony2012]

I guess that's part of the reason why Excel is the industry standard and not OO.

Good point.