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I have a dataset in several CSV files. The records have keys that map / link the files.



Excel runs into the million rows issue and Tad does not have linking between the files.



Google used to have a tool for large CSV files but it has probably been discontinued.



I want to explore the dataset or create summarized files. What is a / the best tool for such needs?










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    I have a dataset in several CSV files. The records have keys that map / link the files.



    Excel runs into the million rows issue and Tad does not have linking between the files.



    Google used to have a tool for large CSV files but it has probably been discontinued.



    I want to explore the dataset or create summarized files. What is a / the best tool for such needs?










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      I have a dataset in several CSV files. The records have keys that map / link the files.



      Excel runs into the million rows issue and Tad does not have linking between the files.



      Google used to have a tool for large CSV files but it has probably been discontinued.



      I want to explore the dataset or create summarized files. What is a / the best tool for such needs?










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      I have a dataset in several CSV files. The records have keys that map / link the files.



      Excel runs into the million rows issue and Tad does not have linking between the files.



      Google used to have a tool for large CSV files but it has probably been discontinued.



      I want to explore the dataset or create summarized files. What is a / the best tool for such needs?







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          The best option I found was PowerPivot - https://support.office.com/en-us/article/power-pivot-powerful-data-analysis-and-data-modeling-in-excel-a9c2c6e2-cc49-4976-a7d7-40896795d045






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