Opening an
.CSV
(comma seperated values) file will automatically convert the file to Microsoft Excel.XLSX
, then open the new file in Excel.
Excel users often download .CSV
files from the internet (from online banking, etc), then make changes to the file. When Excel saves it is very wasy to loose all of your work by mistake.
- Remaps
.CSV
files to this utility - Double-clicking / Opening the
.CSV
file will automatically convert the file to excel, and - Replace the Inputfile with and
.XLSX
file of the same name - Opens the new
.XLSX
file in Excel
- Transparent no popups, just a small notification
- Watch
.CSV
Windows file associations. Remap to this tool
- Download
statement.csv
from your online banking website - Double-clicking
statement.csv
from Explorer to open in Excel - Runs
AutoConvertCsvToExcel
which:- imports
statement.csv
- converts it
.XLSX
- writes
statement.xlsx
- writes
statement-backup-2022-01-01--13h45m54s.csv
- imports
- Opens
statement.xlsx
in Excel
Change the Windows file association from .CSV
(normally associated to Excel) to AutoConvertCsvToExcel.exe
Thats it. Then just double-click a .CSV
to convert and open