Microsoft Planner vs Rons Data Edit

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Rons Data Edit is a Windows desktop editor for CSV and other tabular text files, focused on viewing, cleaning, and restructuring data. It handles separated formats such as CSV and TSV and can import or export JSON, XML, HTML, Markdown, and tokenized data. Editing includes inline cell changes, search and replace, undo and redo, splitting or merging rows and columns, and removing duplicates or blanks. Users can sort and filter records, save views, inspect summary metrics, and create line, bar, or pie charts. Data can come from files or the clipboard; rows can be appended, records joined by key columns, and results exported to files, the clipboard, or Excel. Custom Cleaners combine Toolbox commands into reusable macros shared with Rons Data Stream. The maker says data stays local and the app works offline. Lite is free but saves up to 2500 rows and shows advertising banners. Pro costs $40, paid once, removes those limits, and includes lifetime updates for one user on five computers.