CSV
CSV stands for comma-separated values.
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What it means
CSV stands for comma-separated values. It is a plain-text format for storing a table, commonly used to move data between a spreadsheet and another tool. Rows represent separate records, while separators divide their values into columns. A CSV does not preserve the visual formatting of a spreadsheet.
An example
A keyword list could have one phrase on each row, with another column for search volume. Before uploading, check that the file contains the intended list rather than notes, blank sections, or unrelated tables from your workbook.
How this helps you in Kwordia
Use the upload control where Kwordia offers one and inspect the imported list before running a paid request. Check the number of keywords and whether each phrase appears correctly. Follow the page’s expected file layout rather than assuming that every spreadsheet export will be interpreted the same way.