CSV format is intended for users who wish to transfer waypoints between Topo Maps and their own spreadsheets, databases and other programs. For example, here is a spreadsheet containing some of the highest peaks in Alaska:
All spreadsheet programs should be able to save in CSV format; the resulting file will look like this if viewed using a text editor:
RANK,NAME,HEIGHT,LATITUDE,LONGITUDE 1,"Mount McKinley (Denali)",20320,63.069,-151.0063 2,"Mount Saint Elias",18008,60.2927,-140.9307 3,"Mount Foraker",17400,62.9605,-151.3992 4,"Mount Bona",16550,61.3845,-141.7529 5,"Mount Blackburn",16390,61.7305,-143.4031
Topo Maps expects the first row of the file to contain column names. It will ignore any columns whose names it does not recognize. The recognized names are:
These file can be transferred into Topo Maps using either of the normal methods for waypoint files, i.e. by downloading from a web site or by sending it from your computer's web browser.
It is also possible to export CSV files out of the app.
Once loaded the file can be viewed like any other waypoint file:
If you turn on display and choose a symbol at the bottom right of the file's screen, the waypoints will also be shown on the maps:
They will also appear in the search results.
Do please let us know if you have difficulty importing CSV files.