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  • StatsJunky
    Confirmed User
    • Aug 2005
    • 639

    #1

    Database Help

    I have 7 individual CSV files that are for 7 months of data. I want to combine them into one CSV file. The individual files contain data,number. Not all indivdual files have the same data or first field so I need to be able to compare the first field and output the number for each second field.

    Tough to explain but here's a little example.

    June
    data1,56
    data2,78
    data9,72

    July
    data1,87
    data2,67
    data7,52

    Etc.

    Would like the output formatted like.

    data1,56,87
    data2,78,67
    data9,72,0
    data7,0,52

    Anyone that can give me a hand or write me something? ICQ 265054864
    erik AT suthnet.com
  • EdgeXXX
    Confirmed User
    • Oct 2005
    • 5816

    #2
    So, are you wanting a program that will do this or something like an automated script?
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    • StatsJunky
      Confirmed User
      • Aug 2005
      • 639

      #3
      Originally posted by EdgeXXX
      So, are you wanting a program that will do this or something like an automated script?
      Program or script. Doesn't matter I need to do it daily for different data sets.
      erik AT suthnet.com

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      • EdgeXXX
        Confirmed User
        • Oct 2005
        • 5816

        #4
        Originally posted by StatsJunky
        Program or script. Doesn't matter I need to do it daily for different data sets.
        Hmmm, well, I personally use UltraEdit32 (using custom macros) for things like that. As far as an exact walkthrough for something like that, you'll have to wait till at least halfway through my next cup of coffee before I could help you with that.
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        • StatsJunky
          Confirmed User
          • Aug 2005
          • 639

          #5
          Originally posted by EdgeXXX
          Hmmm, well, I personally use UltraEdit32 (using custom macros) for things like that. As far as an exact walkthrough for something like that, you'll have to wait till at least halfway through my next cup of coffee before I could help you with that.
          No prob. I droped you an ICQ.
          erik AT suthnet.com

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          • Brujah
            Beer Money Baron
            • Jan 2001
            • 22157

            #6
            If you send me the files I can do it for you. Wouldn't take long.

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