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Excel has limitations handling large files. 30GB Files are considerably large, Excel may struggle to open it entirely due to its memory constraints. Instead of Excel, you might consider specialized data analysis tools like Python’s Pandas Library or Microsoft Power BI to handle and process such large datasets.
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CSV file might be encoded in a format that Excel doesn’t recognize. By default, Excel uses the UTF-8 encoding for CSV files.
Follow These steps:
Open Excel, go to "Files"Menu.
Select “Open” and browse to the file.
In the “Open” dialog box, select the file type as “Text Files (*.prn, *.txt, *.csv)” from the drop-down menu.
Click “Open”.
In the Text Import Wizard, select “Delimited” as the original data type and click “Next.”
Ensure that the appropriate delimiter (comma, semicolon, tab, etc.) is selected based on the CSV file’s format.
In the “File origin” section, try different encodings such as UTF-8, ANSI, or Unicode to see if the content appears.
Click Finish.
Let me know if worked or not. (In Both cases).