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Product Description:
XTabulator is a tabular data file editor for Mac OS X. With XTabulator, you can edit, manipulate, massage, slice, and dice comma-separated (CSV), tab-separated (TAB), or anything-separated files quickly and easily. Why use bulky, dumb, or just-plain-wrong tools to manipulate or reformat tabular data files? XTabulator's speed and intuitive features let you get the task done in a fraction of the time.
What's new in this version:
- Added ability to create new CSV document by dragging rows from existing document onto the Desktop or a folder.
- Fixed bug when sorting after deleting columns.
- Fixed bug where choosing first- or last-column-only column sizing resulted in the opposite occurring.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
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Version 2 Enhancements - Version: 2.0, 10/10/2009 10:39AM PST
Bartas Technologies
Version 2 is a complete rewrite and allows for quoted fields, delimiters and line breaks inside quoted fields, automatic encoding detection, automatic line ending detection, etc. Go ahead and give it a try.
Great product, almost there, but a show-stopper bug. 
- Version: 1.1.3, 8/1/2008 02:37PM PST
Manas Tungare
I've used XTabulator for several weeks for handling comma-separated data, and I'm quite satisfied with it. It fills a niche where a spreadsheet is overkill and a text editor doesn't quite cut it.
There is, however, one major bug that prevents me from being able to use it fully. If the CSV data contains commas within each column, the data is usually enclosed in quotes. But XTabulator does not parse such lines correctly, resulting in splitting the data from one column into several.
Here's an example: (the line numbers are for demo, not in my data.)
1: Column 1 Data That Does Not Contain A Comma, Column2Data, Column3Data
2: "Column 1 Data, That Contains Commas, But the Whole Thing is Quoted, So This Shouldn't Break Into Four Columns", Column2Data, Column3Data
Line 1 is parsed correctly, Line 2 is not. I contacted Bartas Technologies Support over a month ago and opened a ticket, but it has gone unanswered.
There is, however, one major bug that prevents me from being able to use it fully. If the CSV data contains commas within each column, the data is usually enclosed in quotes. But XTabulator does not parse such lines correctly, resulting in splitting the data from one column into several.
Here's an example: (the line numbers are for demo, not in my data.)
1: Column 1 Data That Does Not Contain A Comma, Column2Data, Column3Data
2: "Column 1 Data, That Contains Commas, But the Whole Thing is Quoted, So This Shouldn't Break Into Four Columns", Column2Data, Column3Data
Line 1 is parsed correctly, Line 2 is not. I contacted Bartas Technologies Support over a month ago and opened a ticket, but it has gone unanswered.
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- Great product, almost there, but a show-stopper bug.
use and simple to use - Version: 1.1.2, 12/10/2006 08:13AM PST
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shahin
I had been looking for a simple easy to use interface for managing small worksheets, and this was exactly what I was looking for.
