Filter CSV Cells

Filter CSV Cells by keyword and instantly see only the rows that match. Paste or upload data, customize case sensitivity, and export the filtered output.

Paste your input above or import a file below.
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Supported file types: .csv, .txt, .tsv, .log, .json, .xml, .md, .ini, .yaml, .yml, .html, .htm, .css
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Options
Trim fields
Match case
Maximize output

How to Use:

  • Paste your CSV data into the CSV Input box or use Choose File to upload .csv, .txt, or other plain text files.
  • Enter a Filter keyword to search for. Only rows with at least one matching cell will appear in the output.
  • Enable Trim fields to remove spaces around each cell before matching.
  • Use Match case to control whether matching should be case-sensitive.
  • Turn on Maximize output if you want to expand the results area for easier reading.
  • The Filtered CSV box updates live whenever the input, keyword, or toggles change.
  • Copy the result using Copy Output or download it with Export to File.
  • A live Total characters counter shows how large your filtered result is.
  • Click Clear All to reset the input, file, toggles, and keyword.

What Filter CSV Cells can do:

Filter CSV Cells lets you narrow down rows of a CSV file based on cell content live and in-browser. It’s great for quick searches across rows without scripting or opening spreadsheets. You can trim each value before comparison, toggle case-sensitivity, and preserve headers automatically. The results are live and exportable, so you can filter once and save what you need.

Example:

Input:

Name,Age,City  
Alice,30,New York  
Bob,27,London  
Charlie,33,Sydney  
Derek,25,Paris

Filter keyword: London

Output:

Name,Age,City  
Bob,27,London

With Match case on and keyword: londonOutput: (empty)

With Match case off and keyword: londonOutput:

Name,Age,City  
Bob,27,London

Common Use Cases:

Use Filter CSV Cells to extract relevant rows from large files based on a value like a city name, email address, product code, or keyword. It’s ideal for refining exports, checking data quickly, or trimming content before import or sharing.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re narrowing things down, Find Data in CSV can help you pinpoint values across the whole file first. Then try Delete Empty CSV Values to tidy up the leftover gaps after filtering.

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