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NUMBERS (Document)

File extension

.numbers

Category

Document File

Description

Files with a .numbers extension are created by Apple's "Numbers" application which forms part of Apple's iWork office suite, a set of applications which run on the Mac OS X and iOS operating systems, and also includes Keynote (for presentations) and Pages (for word processing).

Numbers 1.0 on OS X was first announced on August 7 2007, and the .numbers file contains many of the standard features of a spreadsheet with support for rows, columns, graphs, formulas and charts. The iPad version of Numbers was released in January 2010, and the most recent version of Numbers on OS X is version 3.5 released in November 2014 as part of Apple's iWork '14 update.

As with other products in the iWork suite Numbers includes a variety of layouts designed by professional illustrators and also includes support for importing documents from Microsoft's Office suite (in this case Excel spreadsheets).

The key advances in Numbers are summarised below:

Version	Date	Key features
1.0	August 2007	First version - basic features.
2.0	January 2009	Adds features to allow charts in Keynote and Pages to be automatically updated when changed in Numbers files.
2.1	July 2011	Support added for OS X Lion features such as "full screen", "resume", "auto save" and "versioning".
2.2	July 2012	Includes features for integration with iCloud, retina display support and dictation features.
2.3	December 2012	Includes improved compatibility with Excel documents, the ability to hide and unhide rows and columns amd filters.
3.0	October 2013	Launched with a new UI to match that found in Pages and Keynote, and also includes the ability to create interactive charts.
3.5	October 2014	New OS X Yosemite inspired design, support for iCloud drive, and an updated Numbers file format.

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Technical Details

A .numbers file is actually a compressed ZIP file comprised of a number of other different files combined that together make up a .numbers file. The most recent version of Numbers saves files with an "Index" directory containing Apple's proprietary IWA file format, a "Metadata" directory with .plist files and one or more jpg files for allowing quick previews. Similar to Microsoft products, the .numbers file type suffers from a lack of compatibility with other leading spreadsheet programs.

Associated programs

Apple iWork
Numbers 2.1
Numbers 2.2
Numbers 2.3
Numbers 3.0
Numbers 3.5

Developed by

Apple

MIME type

application/x-iwork-numbers-sffnumbers
application/vnd.apple.numbers

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CSV (Document)

File extension	.csv
Category	Document File
Description	A CSV file is a way to collect the data from any table so that it can be conveyed as input to another table-oriented application such as a relational database application. Microsoft Excel, a leading spreadsheet or relational database application, can read CSV files. A CSV file is sometimes referred to as a flat file.
Actions	CSV Converter View other document file formats
Technical Details	In computers, a CSV file contains the different values in a table as a series of ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) text lines which are then organised so that each column value is separated by a comma from the next columns value and each row starts a new line. CSV is one example of a delimited text file, which uses a comma to separate values (many other implementations of CSV allow different seperators such as back or forward slash to be used). However CSV differs from other delimiter separated file formats in using a double quote character around fields that contain reserved characters (such as commas or newlines). The benefit of this approach is that it allows the transfer of data across different applications.
Associated programs	The CSV file format is very simple and supported by almost all spreadsheets and database management systems
Developed by	Microsoft
MIME type	text/comma-separated-values
Useful links	More detailed information on CSV files How to use CSV files Programs that open CSV files

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Using Zamzar, it is possible to convert NUMBERS files to a variety of other formats

numbers to csv (Comma Separated Values)
numbers to numbers09 (Apple iWork '09 Numbers Spreadsheet)
numbers to pdf (Portable Document Format)
numbers to xls (Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet)
numbers to xlsx (Microsoft Excel 2007 Spreadsheet)

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