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This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody
This simple application will display CSV files (read-only) in a simple user-interface. At my work we use hundreds of small CSV files daily. I created this to replace Microsoft Excel because: it loads quicker, reads the CSV files with multiple double-quotes per column correctly, and doesn't reformat dates. This DOES NOT use the built-in Visual Basic features for parsing the CSV files, either. The biggest problem with the Visual Basic methods is that you can’t tell when you reach the end of the line and therefore can’t effectively tell how many columns there are in each line. So, a complete (and thoroughly tested) CSV parser was created from scratch. Great care has been taken to make this a complete application. Within this code you’ll also find how to do proper window-position saving, including when the application is closed while maximized, and more. Let me know what you think! Kody