Open a CSV file and the Thai turns into alien script? Convert it to Excel, or to a CSV that Excel reads Thai in correctly. You can also convert Excel and Mac Numbers files to .xlsx or CSV.
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A tool for converting spreadsheets between CSV and Excel. It auto-detects Thai encoding (UTF-8 / Windows-874) and the column separator, previews the data before converting, and keeps leading zeros in phone numbers.
Convert CSV to Excel and Fix Garbled Thai Text
Excel on Windows often reads CSV files with an older encoding. If the file is UTF-8 without a BOM, Thai text gets garbled. Choose "CSV for Excel" or convert to .xlsx to fix it.
"CSV for Excel" includes a BOM that tells Excel it's UTF-8, so you can just double-click to open it. "CSV UTF-8" has no BOM and is better for uploading to other systems, such as Custom Audiences or a CRM.
When you convert to .xlsx with this tool, values starting with 0 are stored as text, so the 0 isn't lost.
Yes. Drag in a .numbers file and it's automatically set to convert to Excel (.xlsx), combining every sheet in the file, or you can choose a sheet and convert it to CSV. (Numbers and text convert fully, but formulas, charts and some Numbers formatting may not carry over.)
Files with tens to hundreds of thousands of rows convert easily on a computer. On a phone, we recommend files under about 20 MB.
All free, and files are never uploaded to a server