

The double quote character for the Excel style escaping text qualifier is sometimes replaced with a single quote or apostrophe, ASCII 39 Dec or 27 Hex.The last record in a file may or may not be ended with an end of line character.A record with only a single field with no value must be text qualified to attempt to prevent the record from being skipped. Records with seemingly no data in them, with no occurrences of the column delimiter and no value for the first field, should be skipped.Some Unix CSV files are known to use CR for the column delimiter and LF for the record delimiter. If a field contains the column delimiter, then it must be escaped. The tab character is the most common replacement and the resulting format is sometimes referred to as TSV. The column delimiter is often changed from a comma to some other character.To guarantee preservation of leading and trailing whitespace characters, a field must be text qualified by embedding the field inside a set of double quotes.Leading and trailing whitespace characters, commas and tab characters, adjacent to commas or record delimiters are trimmed.If so, the left out fields' values should be considered empty. Each record in a file with column headers may be have fewer fields in it than the number of column headers. The first record in a CSV file might represent the names of the following columns of data, and are generally referred to as column headers.Some files use an escaping format that is a mixture of the Excel escaping and Unix escaping where fields with commas are embedded in a set of double quotes like the Excel escaping, but fields containing double quotes are escaped by inserting a single backslash character before each double quote like the Unix style comma escaping.In an Excel escaped CSV file, in fields containing a double quote, the double quote must be escaped by replacing the single double quote with two double quotes.Other Unix style programs replace the end of line character using c style character escaping where CR becomes \r and LF becomes \n. Some Unix style programs use the same escape method as with commas, and just insert a single backslash before the end of line character. Unix style programs have two distinct ways of escaping end of line characters within a field.Excel escapes these values the same as it escapes commas, and just embeds the field value inside a set of double quotes.
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