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Connla is a Java library for creating data collections which can be exported to TXT, CSV, HTML, XHTML, XML, PDF and XLS formats.
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A pre-processing of financial files (OFC, OFX) before integration in Microsoft Money, Quicken... It is also possible to archive transactions in a DataBase. It's a C# program (.Net) for Windows Os (Windows 98 -> Windows 10).
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We want to provide a tool that allows free data transfer between the formats most widely used in resarch, e.g. SQL, XLS, CSV, STATA, and SPSS. Using a modular platform architecture, users can come up with additional formats and translations.
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fm-csv2json
A CSV Parser that converts CSV into JSON on the FileMaker Pro.
A FileMaker script which when passed a valid CSV string, will covert this string into a JSON object. -
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XML is a standard to move data around easily and CSV format is the easiest to display huge chunk of data. xml2csv offers, light weight and easy conversion of XML data to CSV formated data.
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ktdata is a C++ library for accessing tabular data, like from CSV files. Its goals are: 1. object design 2. portability (Linux and Windows support at least) 3. high performance 4. support for common data file formats, like CSV, ARFF (Weka), etc.
