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Choose a file and delimiter
Open a comma, semicolon, or tab-delimited CSV and choose the delimiter that matches the file.
Review inconsistent CSV rows, normalize verified rows, and keep problem rows in a separate review file.
Data handling
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How it works
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Open a comma, semicolon, or tab-delimited CSV and choose the delimiter that matches the file.
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The tool checks quoted fields and compares each row against the header column count.
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Keep verified rows in one CSV and receive problem rows with their source number, reason, and original text.
Safe example
The Try a safe example button above loads two valid rows and one intentional extra-column row. The result makes the two ready rows and the exact source row needing review visible before you use your own CSV.
When to use it
Use this tool when a CSV has a broken quote, a different number of columns on one row, or inconsistent delimiter handling. It does not guess how a damaged row should be repaired. Instead, valid rows are normalized with the selected delimiter and problem rows are placed in a separate quarantine file so you can correct them in the original context.
Questions
Choose comma, semicolon, or tab. Selecting the delimiter explicitly avoids silently treating one file format as another.
Each problem row includes its source row number, the reason it needs review, and the original raw row text.
Yes. In that case the ZIP contains the quarantine CSV so you can work through every reported row.
No. An unmatched quote is reported for review. The tool does not invent missing quote marks or values.
No. Reading, checking, normalization, and ZIP creation happen locally in your browser.
Practical guide
Check identifiers, spreadsheet formulas, and file structure before you open a reviewed CSV in a spreadsheet.
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Open tool →Ready rows are normalized. Problem rows are preserved in a separate review file with their source row and reason.
See the review split with a safe example
Loads two valid rows and one intentional column mismatch. It does not upload or change a file on your device.