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Remove duplicate CSV rows

Remove duplicate CSV rows locally in your browser, with clear input requirements, a worked example and an explanation of the result.

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Enter your values, then select Remove duplicate rows.

How it works

Parse comma-separated CSV, preserve its first header row, and keep the first exact case-sensitive instance of each subsequent row.

Input definitions

CSV with header
Plain text; maximum 200,000 characters.

A worked example

CSV with header
name,city Ada,London Ada,London Lin,Paris
name,city Ada,London Lin,Paris

Assumptions & limits

Comma delimiter, header first, 2,000 rows including header. Blank lines ignored, quoted cells supported. Formula escaping may alter dangerous cell prefixes.

Sources & review

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Method updated 2026-10-17. Content checked against the stated method and examples. Our verification approach.

Common questions

Are duplicate CSV rows compared case sensitively?

Yes. Every parsed cell must match exactly, including case and whitespace. The header is retained separately, and the first occurrence of each data row is kept.

Does this tool execute the code or data I paste?

Inputs are treated as data under the stated parser or transformation. Output is displayed as text. Parsing or formatting does not establish that the content is safe to execute elsewhere.

How does the Remove duplicate CSV rows tool work?

Parse comma-separated CSV, preserve its first header row, and keep the first exact case-sensitive instance of each subsequent row.

What are the assumptions and limits of Remove duplicate CSV rows?

Comma delimiter, header first, 2,000 rows including header. Blank lines ignored, quoted cells supported. Formula escaping may alter dangerous cell prefixes.

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