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title: CSV and TSV
description: Comma- and tab-separated files open as a table with sticky headers.
sidebar:
  label: CSV and TSV
---

<img className="drop-video" src="/file-types/csv.jpg" alt="Cities as a table with sticky headers" />

A `.csv` or `.tsv` file opens as a table. The first row is the header, and it stays in view as you scroll. Quoted fields can hold commas, quotes and line breaks.

```bash
jalco-drop export.csv
psql -c "\copy (select * from users limit 100) to stdout csv header" | jalco-drop -n users.csv
```

The table shows the first 500 rows and 50 columns. The raw file always has everything.

## Source and raw

**Source** in the `...` menu, or `?view=source` on the link, shows the file as text with line numbers. The raw file is at `/<slug>/<file name>`.