CSV= comma-separated values in output files = No

To facilitate importing the IFILE=, ISFILE=, PFILE=, SFILE= and XFILE= files into spreadsheet and database programs, the fields can be separated by commas, and the character values placed inside " " marks.

CSV=N                Use fixed field length format (the standard)

CSV=Y or CSV=,        Separate values by commas (or their international replacements) with character fields in " " marks.

CSV=T                Separate values by tab characters with character fields in " " marks (convenient for EXCEL).

CSV=S                SPSS format.

Examples:

       Fixed space:

; MATCH  Chess Matches at the Venice Tournament, 1971  Feb 11  0:47 2004

;ENTRY MEASURE STTS COUNT    SCORE  ERROR IN.MSQ IN.ZSTD OUT.MS OUT.ZSTD DISPL PTME WEIGHT  DISCR G M NAME

    1     .87  1     2.0      2.0    .69   1.17    .47   1.17    .47    .01   1.00   1.00   1.97 1 R I0001

       Tab-delimited:

"MATCH  Chess Matches at the Venice Tournament, 1971  Feb 11  0:47 2004"

";"        "ENTRY"        "MEASURE"        "STATUS"        "COUNT"        "SCORE"        "ERROR"        "IN.MSQ"        "IN.ZSTD"        .....

" "        1        .87        1        2.0        2.0        .69        1.17        .47        1.17        .47        .01        1.00        1.00        1.97        "1"        "R"        "I0001"

       Comma-separated:

"MATCH  Chess Matches at the Venice Tournament, 1971  Feb 11  0:47 2004"

";","ENTRY","MEASURE","STATUS","COUNT","SCORE","ERROR","IN.MSQ","IN.ZSTD",....

" ",1,.87,1,2.0,2.0,.69,1.17,.47,1.17,.47,.01,1.00,1.00,1.97,"1","R","I0001"

       SPSS format: This is the SPSS .sav file format.