I am not a computer-literate person. What does CVS stand for?

estaj

I am not a computer-literate person. What does CVS stand for?

volvogirl

Did you mean CSV? That is Comma Separated Values. You can open it in Excel, etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values#:~:text=A%20comma%2Dseparated%20values%20(CSV,name%20for%20this%20file%20format.

Or CVS is a drug store.

Ps56k2

CSV- looks like this - Comma Separated Values…

here is a sample download from a savings account -

Date, Time, Amount, Type, Description
2023-07-10,23:45:54,202.36,Deposit,Interest Paid
2023-06-10,23:29:26,200.43,Deposit,Interest Paid
2023-05-10,23:44:40,188.74,Deposit,Interest Paid

Rocket J Squirrel

CSV does not look like what @Ps56k2 originally posted (tabular format). It is plain text with data separated by commas. In its native state, one of those lines would look like this:

2023-07-10,23:45:54,202.36,Deposit,Interest Paid

Sometimes each field is enclosed in double quotes just in case a verbatim comma might appear in a field.

Ps56k2

I originally posted exactly the normal compressed CSV but the forum website put it into a tabular format … so I added some text to just leave it as is …

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