CSV Filter Rows
Filter CSV rows by a column and value.
What this tool helps you do
This tool filters CSV rows by matching a specific column and value. It helps you keep only the rows that match the condition you enter, which is useful for cleaning reports, exports, or segmented datasets.
Common use cases
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Learn how to filter CSV rows by column and value to keep only the records you need.
What this tool does
This tool filters CSV rows by matching a specific column and value. It helps you keep only the rows that match the condition you enter, which is useful for cleaning reports, exports, or segmented datasets.
How to use it
- Upload your CSV file.
- Enter the filter using this format: column=value.
- Click the "Run tool" button.
- Download the filtered CSV file or review the result.
Example
Input:
name,age,country Maca,30,Brasil Ana,25,Chile Jose,28,Peru Marta,25,Chile
Output:
name,age,country Ana,25,Chile Marta,25,Chile
Common use cases
- Keep only rows from one country, category, or status.
- Filter exported reports before sharing them.
- Prepare segmented CSV files for analysis.
- Reduce large datasets to only the records you need.
Important notes
- Use this format: column=value.
- This first version uses exact matching.
- Text matching is case-insensitive.
- If no rows match, the tool will show a message instead of a file.
FAQ
What format should I use?
Use this format: column=value. For example: country=Chile.
Does uppercase or lowercase matter?
No. This version compares text without case sensitivity.
Can I use multiple filters at once?
Not in this first version. The tool currently supports one filter at a time.