- IM trying to open a csv file, I think it is a excel file, on google classroom posted by my teacher. But every time I click on it, it is unable to open and goes to google docs or google drive. Please help I'm trying to open it on my iPad Air 2.
- Any CSV file you click to open with now open in Excel automatically. If you don’t want to open it in Excel, right click on the file and choose ‘Open with’ to select a different program. How to set Excel as the default program on Mac. Right click on the CSV file in your Downloads folder. Choose ‘Get Info’ Under ‘Open With’ choose.
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How to split large CSV files in Mac OS X Terminal, the easy way. And add an extension to them also, so Mac OS X knows how to handle them.
How to split a large text file into parts of your choosing:
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- by line number;
- or by file size (Kb or Mb);
- and add a '.csv' extension to all splitted files
First example: auto split a single CSV file into multiple files of 200 lines each
Let's say I have one .csv-file that I want to split into multiple files that contain a maximum of 200 lines. I can use the following command:
Where
split_me.csv
is the filename of the CSV file you wish to split into chunks of 200 lines. The split function itself is smart enough to give the new files a name, so no need to worry about that.For many cases this alone is enough. But if you want some additional options, read on.
Example 2: split into files of 1MB each, and add a '.csv' extension to all of them
Let's make it more interesting: Find file mac app.
- I want to split a file of 6.4MB into files of 1MB each,
- and I want each resulting file to also have the
.csv
extension.
For that, we need to alter the split command a little bit.
First we used the
-l
flag, which separated the files by a number of lines. Now we're going to use the -b
flag, which separates by size (bytes). Splitting it in files of 1MB is easy, just use 1m
.And additionally, we'll use a little loop and the
mv
-command to change the extensions.Mac App To Open Csv With Millions Of Rows Excel
First: split into chunks of 1mb each:
And next, add the
.csv
extension to all of them:Et voila! We can see the result:
Word of warning
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- Open the Terminal in the right folder.
- If you add the extensions with the command I provided, it will do this for ALL files in the folder. So make sure that files you do not want changed are outside of it
- You can see in the image that all new files are 1Mb each (except the last one of course), and they have all gained an extra suffix / extension of
.csv
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