it probably is but youc an't tell

a comma in a csv always determines a new column

unless its' escaped

and even then you can't know that the algoritm ingetsting it can handle those

I'll help as long as I'm still online.

well there you go, what's the problem?

It didn't fix anything.

Is this imported into a webpage or a standard program?

^

like excel?

It's excel.

Well

the Libre version of it.

is there something like this in the csv date,"producer","title", "artist1, artist2, artist3",format

Played,Performances,Duration,Media Type Code,Artist,Title,Album,Composer,Isrc,Label,P-Line,Catalog,Universal Product Code,Year,Website,BuyLink,Has Leading Track,Has Trailing Track

Ohhhh. Excel. That's actually not so bad.

no, I mean in one of the lines

are the values quoted

No.

no sure how the hell it can determine some are multiple and some arent then

unless hidden characters

Wait... WAIT

?

Also, Excel should let you specify delimiters.

``08/01/2018 01:03:23,0,268956,MUS,Dick LeMasters,"One Bird, Two Stones","One Bird, Two Stones",Claude Richard LeMasters,USZZ51401511,Small Stone Records,,Longneck Road,,2003,,,False,False
``

yup

use quotes

done

But why did it get quotes...? o_o

That's not in the metadata...

how are you generating the csv?

a program or ?

Imported from SAM Broadcaster.

I dunno what that is

Does Libre ask anything on the import into the Excel variant?

but whatevers scanning the files and the mp3 tags

It does. Let's see...

is probably adding the quotes around lines with , in the field