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Special Forums Windows & DOS: Issues & Discussions Output Of FIND command in dos to Excel File. Post 302402948 by dashing201 on Thursday 11th of March 2010 02:31:52 AM
Old 03-11-2010
Output Of FIND command in dos to Excel File.
Hi
I want to export DOS output of find command in Excel.
However I want information to be in different column and not in same.

I am using this command

Code:
 
set /p String_to_search='Enter String to search !'
set /p File_to_search='Enter File to search !'
findstr /N "%String_to_search%" "%File_to_search%" > test2.xls

This is outputting the data to a single column.
Output is like 4:Hello in same column
I want
4|Hello in different column.
How to do it ?
Please help !
I also want to set column Names for my excel.
So desired output should look like:

Line |Text
4 | Hello
 

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