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Preserve padding, empty final fields and literal backslashes.
Import plain TSV containing tabs, quotes, comma cells and a trailing empty field.
Every selected source cell remains and no escape sequences are guessed.
Convert TSV to CSV without trimming fields or losing empty cells. Select plain or quoted tabs, review formula policies and save current Project evidence.
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Convert deliberately selected plain or quoted tab-delimited records into comma-delimited CSV without silently trimming fields or losing empty cells.
Preserve padding, empty final fields and literal backslashes.
Import plain TSV containing tabs, quotes, comma cells and a trailing empty field.
Every selected source cell remains and no escape sequences are guessed.
Choose the correct quoted-tab grammar and import policy.
Switch to quoted tabs for embedded tabs/newlines; test malformed quotes and formula rejection.
Dialect mismatch produces actionable errors and formula changes require opt-in.
Save bounded conversion evidence without overwriting CSV/JSON work.
Run TSV in Format and Clean Data, save its three Project fields and reopen evidence.
Only current valid results are saved to the existing TSV-specific contract.
Outputs and checklists are planning aids. Review the linked current authorities and the records, terms, instructions, and requirements that apply to your exact situation before a consequential decision.
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Plain mode uses physical lines and tabs, keeping quotes and backslashes literal. Quoted-tab mode explicitly adopts CSV-style quoting for embedded tabs and line breaks. Empty/headerless data are supported extensions, not strict IANA TSV conformance.
No trimming or type inference is performed. Blank-record skipping and missing-cell padding require explicit choices; extra fields are always refused. One leading BOM is treated as a file marker and disclosed.
All selected records remain in comma-delimited output. Header choice affects preview, not record inclusion. Formula policy applies to every text field. Explicit Project save writes the existing TSV source, output and status fields only.
Updated: August 2026
Preserve padding, empty final fields and literal backslashes. Import plain TSV containing tabs, quotes, comma cells and a trailing empty field.
Choose the correct quoted-tab grammar and import policy. Switch to quoted tabs for embedded tabs/newlines; test malformed quotes and formula rejection.
Save bounded conversion evidence without overwriting CSV/JSON work. Run TSV in Format and Clean Data, save its three Project fields and reopen evidence.
Select the actual source dialect; plain mode does not decode quoted or backslash-escaped cells.
Keep meaningful padding and trailing tabs; use explicit cleanup only after reviewing the data.
Choose the actual tab-delimited dialect before conversion. Keep padding and empty cells, validate row widths and export comma-delimited records with explicit spreadsheet policies.