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Comma in field 3 is an issue
Hi
The comma in field 3 screws up your solution. When I ran the script, I got following field1="F000GB_01102006A_input.csv" field2=10 field3="Long Beach field4= Acceptance Corp.","F000GB" I want following format field1="F000GB_01102006A_input.csv" field2=10 field3="Long Beach, Acceptance Corp." field4="F000GB" |
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Almost similar format
Hi zazzybob,
It works for simple fomat that i attached in my post previously. But if doesn't work for following format. "FSNAME_01102006B_input.csv",10, "Firstr, Name, Last, Name ", " CUSTr name " Difference from the first format is...extra spaces after second and third comma. Is it possible to retrieve field values for these record? Regards |
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