Yes, you can import ICS file to CSV without using Outlook. An ICS file (iCalendar format) can be converted through several alternative methods. One simple option is Google Calendar: import the ICS file, then export events as CSV using Google Sheets or third-party add-ons. Another method is Apple Calendar on macOS, which allows exporting calendar data that can be reshaped into CSV via Numbers or Excel. You can also use free online converters that transform ICS to CSV directly in the browser, though you should be cautious about privacy when uploading calendar data. For more control, a Python script using libraries like icalendar or pandas can parse ICS files and generate a CSV file with fields like title, start time, and location. Dedicated conversion tools also exist for bulk processing. Overall, Outlook is not required; multiple cross-platform tools and workflows can handle ICS-to-CSV conversion efficiently and safely across Windows, Mac, and web-based calendar services efficiently for users everywhere supported.
