A comma-separated values (CSV) file is a delimited text file that uses a comma to separate values.
Data grids are the way you enter lists of data into Select, checkbox and radio fields on your WordPress form built with WS Form.
How To Import CSV Files
You can import these sample CSV files into your field data grid in one of two ways:
Data Source
You can use the data source feature of a data grid to quickly and easily import the samples CSV files below. Learn more.
CSV Import
You can import any CSV file into a data grid. To import a CSV file, either click the Import icon or drag a CSV file into the data grid area. When you drag the file into the data grid area, a blue box will appear with a dashed outline. Release the file into that area, and the CSV import will begin.
Note that when you import a file, all data in that data grid will be replaced with the CSV you import.
Sample CSV Files
Below are some sample CSV files that you can use with your WordPress form:
Business
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| industry.csv | A list containing industry names. |
| industry_sic.csv | A list of condensed SIC industry codes and industry names. |
Color
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| color_srgb.csv | A list containing sRGB color names including HEX and RGB formats. |
| color_web_safe.csv | A list of all 216 Web Safe colors in both HEX and RGB formats. |
| color_x11.csv | A list containing X11 color names including HEX and RGB formats. |
Date / Time
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| day.csv | A list containing the days of the week. |
| month.csv | A list of months including the name as well as its abbreviation. |
| time.csv | A list containing times in 15 minute intervals. |
| year.csv | A list of years starting with 2020 and ending with 1920. |
E-Commerce
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| currency.csv | A list of currencies containing codes, symbols, and names. |
| size.csv | A list containing a range of sizes from extra small to extra large. |
Geographic
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| continent.csv | A list of continents. |
| county_uk.csv | A list of UK counties with corresponding countries. |
| country.csv | A two-column CSV file containing country names and two character codes. |
| country_full.csv | A multi-column CSV file containing country names, codes, and regions. |
| locations.csv | A list containing famous locations around the world, each with latitude and longitude. |
| province_ca.csv | A list of Canadian provinces including the full province name as well as its two-letter abbreviation. |
| state_au.csv | A list of Australian states including the full state name as well as its abbreviation. |
| state_us.csv | A list of US states including the full state name as well as its two-letter abbreviation. |
| timezone.csv | A list of timezones. |
Personal
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| age.csv | A list containing suggest age brackets from under 18 to 65 or above. |
| education.csv | A list containing different levels of education from high school to degree. |
| employment_status.csv | A list of employment statuses from student to full-time employee. |
| job_status.csv | A list of different job statuses from seasonal to full-time. |
| marital_status.csv | A list of different marital statuses. |
Survey
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| agreement.csv | A list containing levels of agreement, from strongly disagree to strongly agree. |
| comparison.csv | A list of comparisons from much worse to much better. |
| duration.csv | A list containing a range of durations from less than a month to over three years and never. |
| frequency.csv | A list containing frequencies from less than once a month to daily. |
| importance.csv | A list containing levels of importance, from not at all important to very important. |
| probability.csv | A list of probabilities from definitely not to definitely. |
| satisfaction.csv | A list of different satisfaction levels from very unsatisfied to very satisfied. |