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I tried multiple times uploading the data in MySQL database. but still getting the same error and I found multiple solutions for this but I am still getting this issue
invalid column count in CSV input on line 2.
How can I upload CSV file in MySQL database?
Plz help me.
save the .xlsx or xls to CSV (comma delimited) (*.csv) and save .xlsx to Unicode Text (.txt)
Then open .txt file in Notepad
Select and copy the space, replace it with comma
Save the .txt file, by replacing the CSV file in UTF-8 format.
then try to upload this UTF-8 .csv in database table.
It worked for me, hope so it will work for you too.
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when importing It didn't prompt a dialog to edit the settings of the file, is there an easy way to convert it into a table ?
I also tried a json file the same data but. when importing it I also couldn't convert it into a table
I've exported a dataframe from R into a .csv file and then tried to open it in Tableau. What is the correct way to import these files? I've done connect to data source > to a file > text file then simply clicked on the csv.
However, the columns and rows are all mixed up and I'm not sure what's gone wrong as the files can open in Numbers and Excel just fine!
Please see the incorrectly imported data rem_posts.csv and correctly imported data kylie_posts.csv.
It was an issue with some columns having string data with commas in it so it was messing up the import when using csv format. I resolved this by exporting it in excel instead.
Try using the Data Interpreter
Yo may also try using Tableu Prep , to do some cleanup
I am trying to load data from excel files into a table in MySql. There are 400 excel files in .xlsx format.
I have successfully ingested one file into the table but the problem is that involves manually converting excel file into a csv file, saving it on a location and then running a query to load using LOAD LOCAL INFILE. How to do it for rest of the files.
How to load all the 400 .xlsx files in a folder without converting them manually to .csv files and then running the ingestion query one by one on them.Is there a way in MySql to do that. For example, any FOR Loop that goes through all the files and ingest them in the table.
Try bulk converting your XLSXs into CSVs using in2csv as found in csvkit.
## single file
in2csv file.xlsx > file.csv
## multiple files
for file in *.xlsx; do in2csv $file > $file.csv; done
Then import data into MySQL using LOAD LOCAL INFILE...
From loading multiple CSVs, use for file in *.csv; do... or see How to Import Multiple csv files into a MySQL Database.
So I downloaded this file off the web and its in CSV format but saved as a txt. It has every thing separated by commas and everything but I am having trouble making it a CSV file. When I go to "save as", to try to save it as a CSV, I don't see the option to save it as a CSV.
It's difficult to answer not knowing what software you are using.
Try to open the file using Microsoft Excel and then save it as CSV.
If Excel won't open it, then copy-paste the data from the text file to a new Excel workbook in top left cell then use the function "Text to Columns" located in the "Data" tab.
The wizard will then help you convert your data from any CSV format which you will then be able to save as CSV file.
Open the CSV file in Notepad. Save as AllFiles, and filename.csv. Now this *.txt file will exist alongside a new file filename.csv in the same directory. Now you can open this csv file in excel. (make sure you choose all files here also otherwise the csv file won't be visible)
I'm saving out a .csv file from Excel and importing it to a MySQL database (with phpMyAdmin 2.6.4-pl3).
A few fields have trademark symbols. but show up as "ª". I thought it was something to do with the encoding of the fields form the database, but I have changed them and found no difference. UTF-8 at least shows the small 'a,' while others I have tried just convert it to a '?'. If I leave it at UTF-8 and manually go in after importing the .csv to change the 'ª' to '™' it works fine, but since I have about 150 products that would take forever.
I think the issue is that Excel does not export the .csv file as UTF-8, so the character gets lost. I am exporting this information to a PDF so I cannot use any standard web workarounds like I have seen on other posts.
Any ideas on a way to fix this? Thanks.
MySQL allows the specification of the encoding for each database. Either change the database's encoding to something useful, like UTF-8, or convert your input data to the current database encoding.
Use Open office SpreadSheet to import data into sql instead of Excel and CSV / txt file.
You can convert Excel or CSV into open office spreadsheet and import in phpMyAdmin