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How to add multiple values in a CSV?
Yes. You can have multiple values in one filed of a CSV file. If the multiple values are separated by space you need not do anything special but if the values are separated by a comma, you need to enclose the entire field in double quotes.
How do you find Comma Separated Values?
Text to Columns
- Highlight the column that contains your list.
- Go to Data > Text to Columns.
- Choose Delimited. Click Next.
- Choose Comma. Click Next.
- Choose General or Text, whichever you prefer.
- Leave Destination as is, or choose another column. Click Finish.
How do you make a comma separated list?
How to Create a Comma Separated List from Excel
- Insert an empty column next to your IDs.
- Type a comma in the cell next to the first ID.
- Hold your mouse on the lower-right of the cell containing the column and double-click.
- You should now have commas next to your IDs.
How to look up multiple matches in a comma separated list?
To lookup and retrieve multiple matches in a comma separated list (in a single cell) you can use the IF function with the TEXTJOIN function. In the example shown, the formula in F5 is: {=TEXTJOIN(“, “,TRUE,IF(group=E5,name,””))}.
If you want it to separate values by comma and display them in new rows, we can’t achieve this by out of the box feature in SharePoint list. It probably needs some coding or customization, here are some similar threads on TechNet forum that may help:
How to build a comma separated list of values in Oracle?
I’m trying to build a comma-separated list of values out of a field in Oracle. But when I try that I always get an error about the FROM keyword not being were it was expected.
How are person fields separated in Microsoft Excel?
Person fields get separated by a semi-colon and a space, choice values are separated by a comma and lose the space. Aw, come on! Fortunately, you can have some control over how these are separated using the join function. The join function takes in an array as the first parameter and the separator text to use between items.