Edit CSV files as an editable spreadsheet grid in VS Code — rows and columns, add/delete rows & columns, delimiter auto-detection, changes saved back to the file.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
Edit .csv and .tsv files as an editable spreadsheet grid in VS Code. Each value is shown in its own cell, organized in rows and columns — no manual comma counting.
Features
Editable grid: click any cell and type; changes are saved back to the file automatically.
Rows & columns: add or delete rows and columns with one click.
Delimiter auto-detection (,; tab |) with a manual selector — switching re-writes the file in the chosen delimiter.
Header row styling toggle (first row in bold).
Proper CSV quoting: values with delimiters, quotes, or line breaks are escaped correctly.
Keyboard navigation: Tab / Shift+Tab to move across cells, Enter to move down (and append a row at the end).
Raw text button to jump back to the plain text editor.
Usage
.csv and .tsv files open in the grid automatically. To open manually: right-click the file → Open with Pepe CSV Editor, or run Pepe CSV Editor: Open from the Command Palette.
To edit the file as plain text, use the Raw text button or Reopen Editor With… → Text Editor.
