as with everything CSV you need a way to define delimiters

[speedupmate]

Currently theres no info on what delimiters it supports and for sure it does no support a semicolon (;) and also option to skip n lines from top is often important as those can contain other information like column names, headers etc .

A CSV file stores data in rows and the values in each row is separated with a separator, also known as a delimiter. The most common delimiters are: a comma (,), a semicolon (;), a tab (\t), a space ( ) and a pipe (|). But theoretically anything can be a delimiter as long as it is consistent.

[mwenge]

I've tried to make it as tolerant as possible without trying to cater for every permutation of CSV, because there are so many. Given a file with a 'csv' suffix it will assume it is comma separated (and ignore any leading lines). Given a *.txt file it will attempt to guess the delimiter based on the first x rows. It doesn't support space as a delimiter.

[drobin04]

Is there a way to tell it that the delimeter is a colon?
I've got a file with two values on each line separated by a colon, but can't get it to load.