Something out of the way though, but I would say you can try this if you have Vim.

1.Simply make a copy of the file and open it in Vim
2.Use this search-and-replace to surround all names with quotes.
%s/\(.*\),\(.*\)/"\1,\2"/g

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3. Again a search and replace to put comma at the end of each line. 
%s/\n/,\r/g

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4.Then record a simple Macro or make it manually as: 
:let @q="JJj"

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5. Replay the macro N number of times where N >= records or you can say N = (No. of lines/3)
6. Finally remove the commas at the end of each line with the command: 
%s/,$//g

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Save the file and you are done. Just rename it to <Filename>.csv and the file is ready.
You can probably emit some steps above if you are good at regex by putting comma in first search-and-replace only at the end of names and phone numbers.
Or making a comma in macro itself.
But better forget all that and this simple one would work I believe.
Hope that solves the problem.

In reply to Re: converting txt to csv and formatting by gurpreetsingh13
in thread converting txt to csv and formatting by csorrentini

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