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This documentation is for the new preview UI. It’s still being refined and is subject to change. For documentation for the old UI, see Knowledge Base.

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Build and parse CSV files to and from JavaScript arrays

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Generate CSV From Array

Generates CSV data from an array of objects

Input Comments Default
Input Array This should be an array of un-nested objects [
{
"Column 1": "foo",
"Column 2": "bar"
},
{
"Column 1": "abc",
"Column 2": "def"
}
]
Delimiter Provide a string value containing the character the file is delimited on. ,
Include Header? true

Generate (Deprecated)

Generates a CSV file from an array of objects

Input Comments Default
Data For each list item, provide a list of strings that represent a row in the file.
Delimiter Provide a string value containing the character the file is delimited on. ,

Parse

Parse CSV data into an array of rows

Input Comments Default
CSV Data Provide a string containing one or more rows of comma-seperated data
Delimiter Provide a string value containing the character the file is delimited on. ,
Ignore Headers When true, the first row of the CSV file will be skipped in the output data. false