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Sample TSV File — Free Download

A tab-separated version of a simple customer table — 100 rows — for testing a TSV parser, a TSV-to-CSV conversion, or an import that expects tabs instead of commas.

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TSV · 100 rows · 6.6 KB · synthetic data, free for any use

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idnameemailcountrysignup_dateorderslifetime_value
1Sam Diaz[email protected]Brazil2025-03-27587074.86
2Priya Petrov[email protected]Germany2025-05-13302092.40
3Mia Al-Sayed[email protected]Japan2025-06-22197221.64
4Elena Bianchi[email protected]Spain2025-07-03293820.14
5Tomás Khan[email protected]UK2025-05-1441859.23
6David Petrov[email protected]Canada2025-02-1652765.04

Showing the first 6 of 100 rows.

Columns

ColumnTypeDescription
idintegerRow id 1–100
namestringFull name
emailstring@example.com address
countrystringCountry
signup_datedate (YYYY-MM-DD)Signup date
ordersintegerOrder count
lifetime_valuedecimalLTV in USD

What makes this file useful

  • Fields are separated by a real tab character (\t), not spaces — open it in a plain-text editor with "show whitespace" to confirm.
  • No field contains a tab or newline, so the file needs no quoting — a clean baseline before you test messy input.
  • The same 100 rows are available as CSV via the with-headers sample, so you can diff the two formats.

Use cases

  • Test that your parser splits on tab, not comma
  • Convert TSV to CSV and check quoting behaviour
  • Load a tab-delimited file into a spreadsheet or database
  • Confirm your pipeline auto-detects the delimiter

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between TSV and CSV?

TSV uses a tab between fields instead of a comma. Tabs almost never appear inside data, so TSV often needs no quoting, but fewer tools auto-detect it.

How do I open a TSV file in Excel?

Rename it to .txt and use Data → From Text, or use the TSV to CSV tool first.

Does Google Sheets read TSV?

Yes, on import it lets you pick tab as the separator.

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