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Insert a new TSV column at a chosen 1-based position.
Use this tool to insert a new column into TSV data at a specific position. It is useful when imports, reports, or workflows require a new field in the middle of an existing TSV structure.
Use this tool to insert a new column into TSV data at a specific position. It is useful when imports, reports, or workflows require a new field in the middle of an existing TSV structure.
Use insert a tsv column when you need a fast browser-based result without extra setup. It works well for quick checks, one-off tasks, and routine formatting or calculation work.
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Input
2 email john@example.com anna@example.com name role John admin Anna editor
Output
name email role John john@example.com admin Anna anna@example.com editor
Useful when a required field must appear in a specific position.
Input
3 region EU US id title status 1 Book ok 2 Pen ok
Output
id title region status 1 Book EU ok 2 Pen US ok
Adds a new field into the middle instead of only first or last.
Fix: This tool uses 1-based column positions.
Fix: Provide one new value for each TSV data row.
Fix: Use a position from 1 to header length plus 1.
It adds a new column at a chosen 1-based position in the TSV.
Yes. Position 1 inserts first, and the last valid position inserts at the end.
Yes. The number of values should match the number of TSV data rows.
The tool returns an error so you can fix the input.
Insert lets you choose the exact position instead of only first or last.