I'll have a folder of csv files, which follow the same format but with a varying number of rows at the beginning which I don't need. (Also some stuff at the end I don't need)
I noticed the "Start Data Import on Line" option but this would be variable on how many rows of junk there are at the start.
I was thinking of making a macro so the action would be to update this value and update the file but since there's a directory, rather than just choosing a file - file browse for example I'm not sure how to do this. It would have to read each file (and it struggles to read it properly even when I treat read errors as warnings since the number of columns for the junk is less than the columns in the actual data I want.
Any ideas would be appreciated!
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Assuming that you are looking to keep the "Orders" data, I would try bringing in all of the files with a single input with wildcards and no delimiter.
Then I'd filter out anything that doesn't start with a date (using RegEx for the pattern matching), and then a Text-To-Column tool with a comma delimiter.
You'd then need to add a Select tool to eliminate the "full data" field and rename your columns.
Something like the attached...
Thanks! That's great, and a lot less complicated than what I had in mind.
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