.xlsx stand for in Excel?.xlsx is the default file format for Excel workbooks. It stands for Excel Spreadsheet and stores data, formulas, formatting, and multiple sheets in a compressed file.
A CSV (Comma-Separated Values) file stores data as plain text with values separated by commas. It is used to share simple data between programs because it is lightweight and easy to open in many applications.
False. When saving as CSV, only the raw data is saved. Formulas, formatting, and multiple sheets are lost because CSV is a plain text format.
.xlsx instead of .csv?Save as .xlsx to keep formulas, formatting, charts, and multiple sheets. .csv only saves plain data without these features.
Go to File > Save As, choose the location, then select CSV (Comma delimited) (*.csv) from the file type dropdown, and click Save.
.xlsx keeps formulas. CSV and TXT save only raw data. PDF is for viewing, not editing formulas.
CSV files do not save any formatting; only plain data is saved.
CSV is widely supported and easy to open in many programs, making it ideal for simple data sharing.
.xlsx supports multiple sheets. CSV saves only one sheet at a time.
You choose the file format under File > Save As.