FILTER / CSV → CSV

Filter CSV Rows

Keep rows that match a value in one column. Choose Contains or Equals, optionally ignore case, then export CSV locally.

How to filter CSV rows

Paste or open CSV, choose a column, a match mode and a filter value, then select Filter rows. All columns and the original order of matching rows are preserved. Copy or download the result.

Input limits

Use UTF-8 CSV up to 5 MB per input, with non-empty, unique headers and consistent field counts. Blank rows are skipped. Output uses commas; formula-like cells gain a leading apostrophe for spreadsheet safety.

Filter CSV rows example

Input CSV

id,name,team
001,Alex,Support
002,Sam,Sales
003,Jamie,Support

Filtered CSV: team Equals Support (2 matches)

id,name,team
001,Alex,Support
003,Jamie,Support

Frequently asked questions

How are Contains and Equals different?: Contains matches a literal substring; Equals matches the entire cell. Neither mode uses regular expressions or trims spaces. Values stay as strings, and Ignore Case is off by default.
What does an empty filter value match?: An empty Contains value matches every data row. An empty Equals value matches only empty cells, not cells containing spaces. Ignore Case changes matching only; output retains original spelling.
What if no rows match?: The result is a CSV with the original headers and zero data rows. It can still be copied or downloaded. A valid header-only input produces the same result.