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=== Asciidoc tables from CSV data.
=== Asciidoc tables from CSV data

AsciiDoc tables can also be created directly from CSV data. Set the format block attribute to `csv` and insert the data inside the block delimiters directly:

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The Lumineers,Ho Hey,Folk Rock
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=== Other table formatting options

There are numerous formatting options available. While some of the property settings are cryptic, they can be quite useful. There are numerous examples available at https://asciidoc.org/newtables.html. Here one example of what can be done with spans alignment in tables from that page:
There are numerous formatting options available. While some of the property settings are cryptic, they can be quite useful. There are numerous examples available at https://asciidoc.org/newtables.html.

==== Table column spans

Here one example of what can be done with spans alignment in tables from that page:

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|9 2+>|10
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==== Numbered encoding table

The following example is code for a numbered encoding table with link target.

NOTE: Annotations have been added to the code to illustrate their use.
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