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Old 02-08-2015, 12:42 AM   #9
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@nazareno - LO Calc (v 4.3.0.4) works fine for me

Attached is what I have in the CSV Import settings, which pops when I open a CSV file. The settings you see are the defaults.

BTW a csv file can be read into a Text Editor, e.g. Notepad++ (Windows), Text Wrangler (OSX), Vim (Linux).

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gedit (linux)



vim, if it likely to be used (you know if you are the type), is cross-platform, but isn't strictly necessary on linux. For most people, gedit or similar clones is far more suitable.
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