🔍 Inspect Module

CSV Viewer – Interactive Spreadsheet Inspector

Open, search, filter, sort, and inspect CSV files locally in your browser. Auto-detects delimiters, preserves quoted fields, and highlights empty cells.

📊 Drag & Drop your CSV file here Supports .csv, .tsv, .txt files or paste text below
Delimiter Auto
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Empty Cells 0
Populated 0
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Encoding UTF-8
Quoted Fields 0
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CSV Viewer Features

Powerful spreadsheet inspection tools without external uploads

⚡ Auto Delimiter Detection

Automatically recognizes commas, tabs, semicolons, and pipes without manual setup.

📌 Sticky Header & Row Numbers

Freeze table headers at top and display line numbers for effortless navigation.

↕️ Interactive Column Sorting

Click any column header to sort values numerically or alphabetically instantly.

🔍 Global Row & Column Search

Filter table rows dynamically across all fields with real-time feedback.

⚠️ Empty Cell Quality Badges

Highlights missing values with clear badges for rapid data quality assessment.

🔒 100% Offline & Private

Your CSV data remains completely inside your local browser. Zero server processing.

How to Use CSV Viewer

1

Open CSV File

Drag and drop your .csv file, click Browse CSV File, or click Load Sample CSV.

2

Sort, Filter & Inspect

Click headers to sort columns. Type search queries to filter rows or use column toggles to simplify views.

3

Copy or Export

Click Copy Filtered Rows to copy table data, or click Export CSV to save your filtered dataset.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my CSV file uploaded to any server?

No, 100% private. Your CSV file is read and rendered locally inside your browser using client-side JavaScript. No data is ever transmitted over the network.

Which delimiters are supported?

The tool automatically detects comma (,), tab (\t), semicolon (;), and pipe (|) delimiters.

Can I sort and filter CSV columns?

Yes! Click any column header to sort ascending or descending, and use the search bar to filter rows dynamically.

How are quoted fields and empty cells handled?

The RFC 4180 parser accurately handles escaped quotes and highlights empty cells with distinct badges for fast data quality inspection.