[OUTPUT][CSV into TXT]: How to output a file without delimiters?
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Hello guys.
I am trying to output a file as CSV (because there are no extentions that output as TXT), however I am not finding a way of removing the commas or any other type of delimiter.
Here is an example:
Is there a way of removing those commas and still respect the format? I dont want to substituite for blank spaces, it would be like deleting the caracthers (commas).
Thank you all...
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You can change the delimited in the output configuration, highlighted below. However, without a delimiter it will be rather difficult to use the data afterward since there wouldn't be anything to parse the columns by.
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Hey!
Thanks for the quick answer. I tried to do this, but even without a delimiter, it goes with comma.
I think it's because my input has commas...
The purpose of that is to remove this pontuation, the program I run afterwards reads the file, but needs to be without those commas.
Do you have any idea of what I could do?
Tks
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After you configure the CSV, make sure to change the file extension up top. Also for your delimiter use \0 which means no delimiter
 
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Hey Brandon. Your solution is very interesting! However, how can I create fields while maintaining the format of 241 positions on the notepad +++?
Because by doing that, only one field is created..
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This is because the purpose that a delimiter serves is to maintain the fields like @echuong1 was talking about above. Maybe you want to use a \t delimiter instead as a tab separator?
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Yep it did work! Sorry I understood that this had to me made on the INPUT and not in the OUTPUT.
Thank you so much! Also, Echuong, thanks for the help too!
