From raw data to a readable table
A CSV file is just values separated by commas: fine for spreadsheets, unreadable for people. CSV to PDF lays it out as a clear table: the header row in bold, numbers aligned to the right, long text wrapped within its column, and columns sized to their content and fitted to the page. Long tables simply continue on the next pages.
Files it understands
- Commas, semicolons (common in Europe), tabs (TSV) and vertical bars are detected automatically.
- Quoted values containing commas or line breaks are read correctly.
- UTF-8, UTF-16 and the Windows encoding Excel uses are recognised, so accents and symbols come out right.
Options
- Page direction: Automatic picks portrait or landscape from the table's width.
- First row is a header and Show grid lines.
For formatted spreadsheets with colours and several sheets, use Excel to PDF. Need the data back from a PDF table? PDF to Excel.