ODS (OpenDocument Spreadsheet) files cannot be opened directly in Excel, but you can convert them to Excel format using built-in Excel features or simple conversion methods. This guide focuses exclusively on Excel-based approaches to working with ODS files.
TSV (Tab-Separated Values) files are similar to CSV files but use tabs instead of commas to separate columns. Excel can open TSV files easily, but you need to know the right approach to ensure proper column separation and data formatting. This guide shows you multiple methods to import TSV files into Excel and handle common import issues.
ARFF (Attribute-Relation File Format) files are machine learning datasets that can’t be opened directly in Excel, but there are several practical methods to convert and import them. This guide focuses exclusively on Excel-based approaches and the simplest conversion methods to get your ARFF data working in spreadsheets.
