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Had some time to burn so I put this together if you're still interested - https://www.dropbox.com/s/of8uwu07mx2iq ... r.c3p?dl=0 Load a csv or json file from local drive to import into a C3 array, and you can export again to json or csv. Basically does what rex's plugin does, without needing the plugin. It only works with 2 dimensional arrays though.
Had some time to burn so I put this together if you're still interested - https://www.dropbox.com/s/of8uwu07mx2iq ... r.c3p?dl=0
Load a csv or json file from local drive to import into a C3 array, and you can export again to json or csv.
Basically does what rex's plugin does, without needing the plugin.
It only works with 2 dimensional arrays though.
This saved the day in a big way!!! Thanks
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Gillis this topic is pretty old, and a little out of date. We've since added ranged copy/paste to the data editor. So you can move data to and from excel or sheets pretty easily. Additionally if you really want CSV data then the copy format is TSV ( tab separated values ) which should be quite easy to convert to CSV. Some CSV importers will likely directly understand TSV without you needing to convert it.
Glad it was useful for you!
Just as a disclaimer there are actually many different ways to format .csv, many programs output it differently. The example I made targets one specific way that .csv can be outputted, and is not universal.