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RowSlice Handles the CSV Files Excel Gives Up On

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A browser-based toolkit for splitting, merging, deduplicating, repairing, and generating very large CSV files.

Landing page captured for the 2026-09-17 issue.

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The homepage organizes separate browser workflows around common large-CSV failures: splitting by column or size, merging by column name, removing duplicates, and repairing delimiters or encodings. Its stated implementation streams files a few megabytes at a time and writes results to disk, with free disk space described as the practical limit. A sample generator is listed for datasets from 1,000 rows to 20 GB, and the site explicitly calls out preservation of ZIP-code zeroes and long identifiers.

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