Table → 2l.nz

CSV to link

Sending a CSV means asking somebody to download a file and open a spreadsheet application to answer a question that takes four seconds to look at. 2L shows the table.

Drop anything. Get a link.

Drag it here, paste it, or press to choose a file. 2L works out what it is and shows it properly.

25 MB per file 10 files per link kept 7 days no account needed — what an account adds
What you get

Not just somewhere to put it.

The link is the easy part. What matters is the page on the other end of it.

An actual table

Sticky header, row numbers, aligned columns and a search box that filters as you type. Numeric columns are right-aligned, because that is how you compare numbers.

Quoting handled properly

Fields containing commas, quotes or newlines are parsed to the RFC rules, so a description column does not shove every row out of alignment.

Semicolons and tabs too

European exports use semicolons and TSVs use tabs. The delimiter is detected from the file rather than assumed.

Questions

About csv to link

How many rows can it show?
Files up to a few megabytes render in full. Larger ones show the first several thousand rows with a note, and the complete file is always downloadable — a browser will not usefully paint a million table rows.
Does it change my file?
No. The table is a rendering; the download gives back exactly the bytes you uploaded.
Can I sort or filter?
Search filters rows. Sorting is deliberately absent for now: a sort that silently reorders someone else’s data without saying which column it keyed on causes more confusion than it saves.
What about Excel files?
An .xlsx is recognised and labelled as a spreadsheet, but it is offered as a download rather than rendered — it is a zip of XML with formulas, sheets and formatting, and a half-rendering of one would be worse than none. Export to CSV for the table view.
Everything else

The same box takes all of it.

There is no format menu anywhere in this product. These pages exist because people search for them, not because 2L works differently for each one.

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