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When you have finished editing the data, you can save the current
spreadsheet into a CSV file. If it hasn't been saved yet, a sheet is
shown which asks you to choose the right settings for this file.
Here you can define the encoding of the saved data. Although
CSVEditor already shows a list of the most commonly used encodings,
you can customize the list. At the bottom of the pop-up list, you will
find the menu entry Customize Encodings List
. It opens a tool
window where you can select more encodings.
Remarque : Don't click any of the offered buttons if you just want to add another encoding. Simply check the relevant encoding's checkbox, and close the window with its red closer button in the upper left corner.
Although we're talking about Comma Separated Values here, CSVEditor also offers other field separators: You can switch between Comma, Semicolon and Tab.
Remarque : If a cell contains a field separator character, the relevant cell content will be quoted when saving.
Here you define the line endings which CSVEditor should use when writing the data records into the CSV file. There are three available line endings: CR+LF, CR, and LF.