Editing Language/Multiple-languages/Culture/How-to-make-a-TSV-file

A tab-separated values (TSV) file is a simple text format for storing data in a tabular structure. In can be very useful for storing data and languages related data in particular.

== What is TSV ==
You may have visited [[Language/Multiple-languages/Culture/Internet-Dictionaries]] and want to utilise some downloadable stuff, create flashcards on Anki or Mnemosyne. But it requires a lot of efforts if you copy-paste entry by entry. If we can use a spreadsheet, things will be much easier. Can we do that?

You may have noticed that both programs have “File -> Import...” option. But they don't support XLS or XLSX files. What should you do?

If you have opened a spreadsheet program (e.g. [https://www.libreoffice.org/ LibreOffice] Calc, [https://www.openoffice.org/ Apache OpenOffice] Calc, [https://www.onlyoffice.com/ ONLYOFFICE] Spreadsheet Editor, [https://www.office.com/ Microsoft Office] Excel) and click on “File -> Save  As...”, you can see some other formats to choose from, one of which is “CSV”.

“[[wikipedia:Comma-separated_values|CSV]]” means “Comma-separated values”. It uses commas to separate columns. If you have a comma in the text, then it uses quotation marks to quote your text, so the comma won't be counted as a column separator. If you have quotation marks in your text, then the [[wikipedia:Escape_character|escape character]] backslash “\” need to be placed before the quotation mark. This is an example: https://github.com/skywind3000/ECDICT/blob/master/ecdict.mini.csv.

You may have realised that a CSV file doesn't store any styling data. If you save as a CSV file, all the information about fonts, colours, hyperlinks, etc. will be lost. CSV files are lightweight, so when you just need pure data, this format is ideal. Do Anki and Mnemosyne support it?

Not seems to be so, but its sibling TSV is supported. In Anki,  it is called “Text separated by tabs or semicolons”; in Mnemosyne, it is called “Tab-separated text files”. What is it?

“[[wikipedia:Tab-separated_values|TSV]]” means “Tab-separated values”. It is similar with CSV and has an advantage over CSV: it uses “tabs” to separate columns, so there is no need to use quotation marks to indicate commas as text instead of column separators. Both “TSV” and “CSV” belong to “[[wikipedia:Delimiter-separated_values|DSV]]”, delimiter-separated values.

You may wonder what a “tab” means. [[wikipedia:Tab_key|The tabular key]] is the key above the “Caps Lock” key on your keyboard (in most cases). It is used for aligning text in different lines to make it easier to form a table for typewriters and is inherited by computers. If you press this key in a text editor, it will look like some spaces; if you press this key in a browser, it will move the focus to the next element (link, textbox, button, etc.). In a spreadsheet program, you can press the Tab key to move to the next column or the Enter key to move to the next row. TSV files also use these two keys to separate columns and rows. It is more ideal than CSV. This is an example: https://www.eki.ee/litsents/vaba/ies/eestiinglise.txt.

How to save as TSV file? This is a bit confusing, because TSV is not so well-known as CSV. If you are using LibreOffice, click on that “Save As...”, select CSV, then in the dialogue box, choose {Tab} as “Field delimiter” and ignore “String delimiter” (if you have neutral quotation marks ⟨"…"⟩ in the text, they will be converted to typographic quotation marks ⟨“…”⟩). The file you save has “CSV” as its file extension, but it's a TSV file essentially.

== How to convert to TSV ==
=== Formats ===
==== Spreadsheet formats ====
In XLS format or what else, you just need to open it and save as TSV.

==== Sheets in other document formats ====
If it is a sheet in DOC, PDF or other document formats, then you can select the first several characters in the table and scroll to the bottom of the table, press a Shift key, then select the last character in the table. Copy and paste to a spreadsheet program, save as TSV.

But this can cause problems sometimes: all content are stuffed in the first cell. In this case, you can use open-source tools [https://tabula.technology/ Tabula], [https://excalibur-py.readthedocs.io/en/master/ Excalibur] or something else to do this work. But they may be not always reliable. If they have failed, you can try online services. Some online services have page limits, then you need open-source tools [https://pdfsam.org/ PDFsam], [http://angusj.com/pdftkb/ PDFTK Builder], [https://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfshuffler/ PDF-Shuffler] or something else to split PDF files.

==== Custom format ====

===== Same delimiter =====
You need to copy the delimiter between two columns. Open the file with a spreadsheet program, paste the delimiter into “Field delimiter” (for LibreOffice).

===== Different delimiters =====
In this case, you need to use a text editor like Notepad on Windows instead of spreadsheet program.

==== Other formats ====

===== [https://www.sqlite.org/fileformat.html DB] =====
You need open-source tools [https://sqlitebrowser.org/ DB Browser for SQLite], [https://sqlitestudio.pl/ SQLiteStudio] or something else to open it. See which tables it contains, export tables you need, make sure “Field separator” is “Tab”.

===== [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DICT DICT/DICT.DZ] =====
DICT is compressed as DICT.DZ, which is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gzip gzip] in essence. Open-source tools [https://github.com/ib/xarchiver XAchiver] for Linux and BSD, [https://www.7-zip.org/ 7-Zip] for Windows can open DICT.DZ files without changing the file extension to GZ. DICT files can be edited with a text editor.

===== [https://github.com/itkach/slob SLOB] and some others =====
It is a format designed for [http://aarddict.org/ Aard 2]. Open-source tool [https://github.com/ilius/pyglossary PyGlossary] can do.

===== [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xml XML] and some others =====
Outdated format with incredible popularity.

This sort of conversion is a bit different, because XML, JSON and the rising star [https://yaml.org/ YAML] are not in the form of sheet. They are hierarchical, tree-like. You can find a list of tools at [https://github.com/dbohdan/structured-text-tools Structured text tools], convert to JSON, then TSV.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shc3CFOKp-0 A video about how to import XML into LibreOffice Calc].

=== Skill training ===
It requires the skill of combined use of text editor and spreadsheet program. You need to look through the file, discover its patterns and differentiate contents through the patterns. It's similar to chemistry.

In a text editor's “replace” function, “Tab” can be represented with “\t”, “Enter” can be represented with “\n” on Linux, BSD, macOS, Solaris, or “\r\n” on Windows (not to be mentioned again in the examples). “t” means “tab”, while “r” and “n” mean “return” and “newline” respectively, and different systems adopt different approaches. Further reading: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline newline] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carriage_return return].

If you select one or more columns or rows and use “replace” function in a spreadsheet program, then it can replace characters in the selected area only.

If you find [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mojibake mojibake] in your text editor, you probably need to click on “open file” in the editor instead of dragging the file into it; in the encoding selection, try some possible [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Character_encoding#Common_character_encodings encodings].

Please try to solve the problems yourself. See the answers as late as possible.

Solutions involving command line: [[Language/Multiple-languages/Culture/Licensed-Free-Databases#Manually_convert_to_TSV]].

==== Example 1: English-French FreeDict Dictionary ====
To be specific, this is the DICT.DZ file, not the SLOB file.
{| class="wikitable"
|a /ə/

1. à, au milie de, en, dans, parmi

2. un, quelqu'un

3. àraisonde, par

4. une

abacus /æbəkəs/

1. abaque

2. boulier

abandon /əbændən/

1. abdiquer

2. abandonner, délaisser, livrer, quitter

3. renoncer, résigner
|}
First, you need to put multiple lines into one.

Steps for putting multiple lines into one:
# Replace “\n2.” with “; 2.”;
# Replace “\n3.” with “; 3.”;
# Increase the number until such string not found;
# Save;

Result:
{| class="wikitable"
|a /ə/

1. à, au milie de, en, dans, parmi; 2. un, quelqu'un; 3. àraisonde, par; 4. une

abacus /æbəkəs/

1. abaque; 2. boulier

abandon /əbændən/

1. abdiquer; 2. abandonner, délaisser, livrer, quitter; 3. renoncer, résigner
|}

Steps for distinguishing odd and even numbers:
# Open with a spreadsheet program;
# Type “0” in B1, move the cursor to the cell's lower-right corner and double click;
# Type “=MOD(B1,2)”, which returns the remainder divided by 2, in C1, move the cursor to the cell's lower-right corner and double click.
# Select column A, B, C, open “AutoFilter”;
# Create another spreadsheet;
# Filter 0 on column C;
# Copy English entries to the other spreadsheet's column A;
# Filter 1 on column C;
# Copy French entries to the other spreadsheet's column B;
# Save the other spreadsheet;
Result by step 3:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''A'''
!'''B'''
!'''C'''
|-
!'''1'''
|a /ə/
|0
|0
|-
!'''2'''
|1. à, au milie de, en, dans, parmi; 2. un, quelqu'un; 3. àraisonde, par 4. une
|1
|1
|-
!'''3'''
|abacus /æbəkəs/
|2
|0
|-
!'''4'''
|1. abaque; 2. boulier
|3
|1
|-
!'''5'''
|abandon /əbændən/
|4
|0
|-
!'''6'''
|1. abdiquer; 2. abandonner, délaisser, livrer, quitter; 3. renoncer, résigner
|5
|1
|}
Result by step 10:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''A'''
!'''B'''
|-
!'''1'''
|a /ə/
|1. à, au milie de, en, dans, parmi; 2. un, quelqu'un; 3. àraisonde, par 4. une
|-
!'''2'''
|abacus /æbəkəs/
|1. abaque; 2. boulier
|-
!'''3'''
|abandon /əbændən/
|1. abdiquer; 2. abandonner, délaisser, livrer, quitter; 3. renoncer, résigner
|}
Steps for separating English IPA:
# Open with a text editor;
# Replace “ /” with “\t/”;
# Save;
Final result:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''A'''
!'''B'''
!'''C'''
|-
!'''1'''
|a
|/ə/
|1. à, au milie de, en, dans, parmi; 2. un, quelqu'un; 3. àraisonde, par 4. une
|-
!'''2'''
|abacus
|/æbəkəs/
|1. abaque; 2. boulier
|-
!'''3'''
|abandon
|/əbændən/
|1. abdiquer; 2. abandonner, délaisser, livrer, quitter; 3. renoncer, résigner
|}

==== Example 2: Free Vietnamese Dictionary Project English-Vietnamese dictionary ====
This one contains hierarchy, but we can only stuff the branches into one cell.

{| class="wikitable"
|@aba /'ɑ:bə/

<nowiki>*</nowiki>  danh từ

- áo aba (áo ngoài giống hình cái túi người A-Rập)

@abaci /'æbəkəs/

<nowiki>*</nowiki>  danh từ,  số nhiều abaci,  abacuses

- bàn tính

=to move counters of an abacus; to work an abacus+ tính bằng bàn tính, gảy bàn tính

- (kiến trúc)

- đầu cột, đỉnh cột

@aback /ə'bæk/

<nowiki>*</nowiki>  phó từ

- lùi lại, trở lại phía sau

=to stand aback from+ đứng lùi lại để tránh

- (hàng hải) bị thổi ép vào cột buồm (buồm)

=to be taken aback+ (hàng hải) bị gió thổi ép vào cột buồm

- (nghĩa bóng) sửng sốt, ngạc nhiên

=to be taken aback by the news+ sửng sốt vì cái tin đó
|}
Steps:
# Open with a spreadsheet program;
# Delete useless information (entries starting with “@00-”);
# Replace “\n@” with “\n”;
# Replace “\n=” with “ =”;
# Replace “\n-” with “ -”;
# Replace “\n*” with “ *”;
# Replace “/ ” with “/\t”;
# Replace “ /” with “\t/”;
# Save.
Final result:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!A
!B
!C
|-
!1
|aba
|/'ɑ:bə/
|*  danh từ - áo aba (áo ngoài giống hình cái túi người A-Rập)
|-
!2
|abaci
|/'æbəkəs/
|*  danh từ,  số nhiều abaci,  abacuses - bàn tính =to move counters of an abacus; to work an abacus+ tính bằng bàn tính, gảy bàn tính - (kiến trúc) - đầu cột, đỉnh cột
|-
!3
|aback
|/ə'bæk/
|*  phó từ - lùi lại, trở lại phía sau =to stand aback from+ đứng lùi lại để tránh - (hàng hải) bị thổi ép vào cột buồm (buồm) =to be taken aback+ (hàng hải) bị gió thổi ép vào cột buồm - (nghĩa bóng) sửng sốt, ngạc nhiên =to be taken aback by the news+ sửng sốt vì cái tin đó
|}

==== Example 3: CC-CEDICT ====
{| class="wikitable"
|一 一 [yi1] /one/1/single/a (article)/as soon as/entire/whole/all/throughout/"one" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 1)/also pr. [yao1] for greater clarity when spelling out numbers digit by digit/
一一 一一 [yi1 yi1] /one by one/one after another/

一一對應 一一对应 [yi1 yi1 dui4 ying4] /one-to-one correspondence/
|}
Steps:
# Open with a text editor;
# Delete useless information (lines starting with hash);
# Replace “pr. [” with “pr.[”;
# Replace “ [” with “\t”;
# Replace “pr.[” with “pr. [”;
# Replace “] /” with “\t”;
# Replace “/\n” with “\n”;
# Delete the last “/” in the file;
# Save;
# Open with a spreadsheet program;
# Select column A, replace “ ” with “replace_me”;
# Save;
# Open with a text editor;
# Replace “replace_me” with “\t”;
# Save.
Explanation:

Most of the customised field separators are unified to Tab in the first edition. Step 2, 3, 4, makes sure that the square parenthesis in “meaning” field won't be affected, as that “pr. [” is a universal pattern throughout the whole file.

By step 10, the field separator of Traditional and Simplified Chinese, which is a space, need to be replaced to a more distinguishable one. In this case, it is changed to string “replace_me”. It would be more rigorous to search for “replace_me” and make sure it doesn't exist in the file at first.

Result by step 10:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''A'''
!'''B'''
!'''C'''
|-
!'''1'''
|一 一
|yi1
|one/1/single/a (article)/as soon as/entire/whole/all/throughout/"one" 
radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 1)/also pr. [yao1] for 
greater clarity when spelling out numbers digit by digit
|-
!'''2'''
|一一 一一
|yi1 yi1
|one by one/one after another
|-
!'''3'''
|一一對應 一一对应
|yi1 yi1 dui4 ying4
|one-to-one correspondence
|}
Final Result:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''A'''
!'''B'''
!'''C'''
!'''D'''
|-
!'''1'''
|一
|一
|yi1
|one/1/single/a (article)/as soon as/entire/whole/all/throughout/"one" 
radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 1)/also pr. [yao1] for 
greater clarity when spelling out numbers digit by digit
|-
!'''2'''
|一一
|一一
|yi1 yi1
|one by one/one after another
|-
!'''3'''
|一一對應
|一一对应
|yi1 yi1 dui4 ying4
|one-to-one correspondence
|}

==== Example 4: JMdict ====
CC-CEDICT has a similar format to it, but their differences are large enough for creating a new subheading for it.

{| class="wikitable"
|あああ;あーあ;あーー;アアア;アーア;アーー /(int) (expression of despair, resignation, boredom, disgust, etc.) (See 嗚呼・ああ・1) aah!/ooh!/oh no!/oh boy!/EntL2205270X/
ああいう(P);ああゆう /(exp,adj-pn) that sort of/like that/(P)/EntL2085090X/

ああいう風に [ああいうふうに] /(exp) (uk) in that way/like that/EntL2424550X/
|}
Its differences with CC-CEDICT are:
* Many words don't have Kanji, thus there is no squared parenthesis in the entry;
* There are sequence numbers;
* No square parenthesis in meaning field.
Steps:
# Open with a text editor (select Japanese (EUC-JP) as encoding);
# Delete useless information (the first line);
# Replace “ /” with “[] /”;
# Replace “][]” with “]”;
# Replace “[]” with “ []”;
# Replace “ [” with “\t”;
# Replace “] /” with “\t”;
# Replace “/EntL” with “\t”;
# Save;
# Open with a spreadsheet program;
# Delete column D (sequence number and a slash);
# Save.
Explanation:

Step 3, 4, 5 add square parentheses to all entries and delete them in entries that already had them.

Result by step 10:

{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''A'''
!'''B'''
!'''C'''
!'''D'''
|-
!'''1'''
|あああ;あーあ;あーー;アアア;アーア;アーー
|
|(int) (expression of despair, resignation, boredom, disgust, etc.) (See 嗚呼・ああ・1) aah!/ooh!/oh no!/oh boy!
|2205270X/
|-
!'''2'''
|ああいう(P);ああゆう
|
|(exp,adj-pn) that sort of/like that/(P)
|2085090X/
|-
!'''3'''
|ああいう風に
|ああいうふうに
|(exp) (uk) in that way/like that
|2424550X/
|}
Final Result:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''A'''
!'''B'''
!'''C'''
|-
!'''1'''
|あああ;あーあ;あーー;アアア;アーア;アーー
|
|(int) (expression of despair, resignation, boredom, disgust, etc.) (See 嗚呼・ああ・1) aah!/ooh!/oh no!/oh boy!
|-
!'''2'''
|ああいう(P);ああゆう
|
|(exp,adj-pn) that sort of/like that/(P)
|-
!'''3'''
|ああいう風に
|ああいうふうに
|(exp) (uk) in that way/like that
|}

==== Example 5: HanDeDict ====

Its format is similar to CC-CEDICT, but there is a lot of useless information to delete.

{| class="wikitable"
|
<nowiki>#</nowiki> ID-a00af3L

<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2011-05-28T01:27:49Z HanDeDict Stat-New 001>Originalversion HanDeDict-Datei

<nowiki>#</nowiki> 直前 直前 [zhi2 qian2] /geradeaus (u.E.)/

<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2016-10-23T15:32:07Z zydeo-robot Stat-New 002>Datenbereinigung

直前 直前 [zhi2 qian2] /geradeaus/


<nowiki>#</nowiki> ID-a00aV1M

<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2011-05-28T01:27:49Z HanDeDict Stat-New 001>Originalversion HanDeDict-Datei

<nowiki>#</nowiki> 公所堂區市府 公所堂区市府 [gong1 suo3 tang2 qu1 shi4 fu3] /Gemeindehaus (u.E.) (S)/

<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2016-10-23T15:32:07Z zydeo-robot Stat-New 002>Datenbereinigung

公所堂區市府 公所堂区市府 [gong1 suo3 tang2 qu1 shi4 fu3] /Gemeindehaus (S)/


<nowiki>#</nowiki> ID-a00cf2E

<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2011-05-28T01:27:49Z HanDeDict Stat-New 001>Originalversion HanDeDict-Datei

<nowiki>#</nowiki> 馬口鐵 马口铁 [ma3 kou3 tie3] /Weißblech, verniertes Blech (u.E.) (S)/

<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2016-10-23T15:32:07Z zydeo-robot Stat-New 002>Datenbereinigung

馬口鐵 马口铁 [ma3 kou3 tie3] /Weißblech, verniertes Blech (S)/
|}
Steps:
# Open with a text editor;
# Delete the first lines starting with hash;
# Replace “\n#” with “#”;
# Save;
# Open with a spreadsheet program;
# You know what to do.

Result by step 5:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''A'''
|-
!'''1'''
|<nowiki>#</nowiki> ID-a00af3L<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2011-05-28T01:27:49Z HanDeDict Stat-New 001>Originalversion HanDeDict-Datei<nowiki>#</nowiki> 直前 直前 [zhi2 qian2] /geradeaus (u.E.)/<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2016-10-23T15:32:07Z zydeo-robot Stat-New 002>Datenbereinigung
|-
!'''2'''
|直前 直前 [zhi2 qian2] /geradeaus/
|-
!'''3'''
|<nowiki>#</nowiki> ID-a00aV1M<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2011-05-28T01:27:49Z HanDeDict Stat-New 001>Originalversion HanDeDict-Datei<nowiki>#</nowiki> 公所堂區市府 公所堂区市府 [gong1 suo3 tang2 qu1 shi4 fu3] /Gemeindehaus (u.E.) (S)/<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2016-10-23T15:32:07Z zydeo-robot Stat-New 002>Datenbereinigung
|-
!'''4'''
|公所堂區市府 公所堂区市府 [gong1 suo3 tang2 qu1 shi4 fu3] /Gemeindehaus (S)/
|-
!'''5'''
|<nowiki>#</nowiki> ID-a00cf2E<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2011-05-28T01:27:49Z HanDeDict Stat-New 001>Originalversion HanDeDict-Datei<nowiki>#</nowiki> 馬口鐵 马口铁 [ma3 kou3 tie3] /Weißblech, verniertes Blech (u.E.) (S)/<nowiki>#</nowiki> Ver 2016-10-23T15:32:07Z zydeo-robot Stat-New 002>Datenbereinigung
|-
!'''6'''
|馬口鐵 马口铁 [ma3 kou3 tie3] /Weißblech, verniertes Blech (S)/
|}
Final result:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''A'''
!'''B'''
!'''C'''
!'''D'''
|-
!'''1'''
|直前
|直前
|zhi2 qian2
|geradeaus
|-
!'''2'''
|公所堂區市府
|公所堂区市府
|gong1 suo3 tang2 qu1 shi4 fu3
|Gemeindehaus (S)
|-
!'''3'''
|馬口鐵
|马口铁
|ma3 kou3 tie3
|Weißblech, verniertes Blech (S)
|}

== How to combine data with same column from two spreadsheets ==
You have a dictionary file in spreadsheet format, but it has so many entries that you don't want to memorise them all. Then you get a list of common words in spreadsheet format. How to combine them?

Here's [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmanL-Vf8Eg a guidance for Microsoft Office Excel].

For LibreOffice Calc and other spreadsheet programs, you need to put the two sheets alongside, then use VLOOKUP (vertical lookup).

In this example, column A and B are from the frequency list, column E and F are from the dictionary. Column C will be the result: meaning from the dictionary attached to the frequency list:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''A'''
!'''B'''
!'''C'''
!'''D'''
!'''E'''
!'''F'''
|-
!'''1'''
|frequency
|word
|''meaning''
|
|word
|meaning
|-
!'''2'''
|1
|b
|
|
|a
|ma
|-
!'''3'''
|2
|a
|
|
|b
|mb
|-
!'''4'''
|3
|c
|
|
|c
|mc
|-
!'''5'''
|4
|e
|
|
|d
|md
|}
Steps:
# Select C2, write “=VLOOKUP(B2,$E$2:$F$5,2,0)”;
# Move the cursor to the cell's lower-right corner and double click.
Explanation to the VLOOKUP:

The 1<sup>st</sup> value is the cell, the value in which is to be looked up; the 2<sup>nd</sup> value is the range to be looked up, in which the leftmost cell's value is to match the 1<sup>st</sup> value; the 3<sup>rd</sup> value is the cell's position to the left border of the range defined by the 2<sup>nd</sup> value to be looked up; the 4<sup>th</sup> value is either 0, left column unsorted and look for an exact match or 1, left column sorted and may look for something else. Further reading on [https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/How_Tos/Calc:_VLOOKUP_function Apache OpenOffice] and [https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Calc_Functions/VLOOKUP LibreOffice].

Result:
{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''A'''
!'''B'''
!'''C'''
!'''D'''
!'''E'''
!'''F'''
|-
!'''1'''
|frequency
|word
|''meaning''
|
|word
|meaning
|-
!'''2'''
|1
|b
|mb
|
|a
|ma
|-
!'''3'''
|2
|a
|ma
|
|b
|mb
|-
!'''4'''
|3
|c
|mc
|
|c
|mc
|-
!'''5'''
|4
|e
|#N/A
|
|d
|md
|}
Then you need to copy or cut column C, then paste special (shortcut Shift+Ctrl+V), make sure “formula” is unchecked, click on “OK”. Delete column E and F, save as TSV.