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Filter CSV

Filter spreadsheet rows using SQL-like conditional rules and operators

Universal Ingestion: Press Ctrl+V anywhere to paste CSV or TSV table
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Initial: 6 rows→Current: 6 rows(6 columns)

Conditional Row Filter

#IDFull NameEmailCityScoreStatus
1101John Doejohn@example.comNew York88Active
2102Jane Smithjane@example.comSan Francisco95Active
3103John Doejohn@example.comNew York88Active
4104Bob Jonesbob@example.comChicago72Pending
5105Alice Brownalice@example.comAustin91Active
6106Charlie Daycharlie@example.comPhiladelphia64Inactive
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About Filter CSV

Filter CSV rows with conditional logic: contains text, equals, greater than, less than, starts with, ends with, or is empty. Isolate and export exact subsets of your data in seconds.

Key Capabilities & Features

  • SQL-like conditional operators: contains, equals, starts with, ends with, >, <, >=, <=
  • Check for empty and non-empty cells to find incomplete or missing records
  • Numeric threshold comparisons for revenue, scores, and quantities
  • Live row counter showing how many records matched the filter criteria and % retained
  • Export filtered records directly to clean CSV, TSV, or genuine Excel (.xlsx)
  • Touch-friendly Mobile Cards view for reviewing filtered subsets on mobile devices

How to Use Filter CSV

1

Select Target Column

Pick the column you want to evaluate (e.g. Score, Country, or Status).

2

Choose Condition

Select an operator (e.g. >= Greater than or equal) and enter your threshold.

3

Filter & Export

Click 'Filter Rows' to keep only matching records and download the subset.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I filter text case-insensitively?

Yes! Text filters (contains, equals, startsWith) are case-insensitive by default.

Can I filter by numerical ranges?

Yes! Select operators like >= or <= with numbers to filter values within specific thresholds.