PowerShell Tutorials : Splitting up CSV files
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- How to split up CSV files using PowerShell. In this video ill be showing you how to create a function to split up CSV files using powershell, youll be able to provide a CSV filepath and the number of CSV output files you'd like.
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I have 2 csv files that is folder and sub foldeelr relative paths...now my task is compare that 2 csv files and print unmatched files with absolute path .... pls help me on this....???
Really well explained. Thanks a lot
No problem :), glad I could help
thanks, this is very helpful, but I have a different need, maybe you can point me in the right direction. I have a CSV that contains the contents of a database. The CSV is 3.5 GB. The database needs have several tables, not just 1 HUGE table. To address this, I need to extract from a starting comma to a stopping comma and write all of the rows between the two into a csv file. Then change the start and stop comma numbers and run it again, output to another file and so on. For example, startcomma = 0, stopcomma = 104, filename = "Table 1"
Example, startcomma = 105, stopcomma = 186, filename = "Table 2"
and so on until all of the tables are extracted.
Thanks,
Great tutorial
how do you remove the quotation "" around the field ? i tried to use convertCsv but i failed
thank you
Thanks for this content. this was really big help in my project. Hi Jack, I sent you and email, hope you have time to read it. big thanks
Hi, any chance you could do a video on how to manager PDF files (read data, export…) with PowerShell?
Hey, for sure I can make a video on how to read in a pdf file and output the text from it and either export it or display to the screen!
do you have video more than like this example you're going to rename the file based on the data inside, which define in every header.
Example: My File inside
invoice no. | Doc type | Date tx | Tax Info | Company Code | Time Tx |
00001 | 01 |20230703| 123456 | 441 |120000
rename the file to: 4413456_20230703_1200_Regular_0001.csv
where formats:
xxx - 3-digit company code registered in BIR
XXXX - 4-digit branch code registered in BIR
YYYYMMDD - transaction date (Year, Month, Day)
HHMM - transaction time (Hour, Minute)
Regular/SI/Return/Void - type of transaction
nnnn - file sequence number as this may depend on the number of transactions on a specific date and time. It starts at 0001 up to 9999.
Thanks , Really Great content
No problem glad you enjoyed the video :)
Super helpful video! glad I found it. Thank you! Can we give dynamic names for output files based on the value in a column?
Example: I have a source file with 10 records and 5 columns, one of the column is customer_name. I'm trying to split the 10 records into 10 different files and I want to name the files with the customer_name available in that particular each file.
@@VivekBotlagunta actually we are in the same concern. I want now is to rename a file based on the data format inside. do you get a solution for this?