06-20-2012
Help me to remove junk char
I wanted to remove junk char in my csv.
Input file format:
"17","9986782190","0","D","2"
"17","9900918331","0","D","2"
"13","9986782194","0","A","2"
Output file format
9986782190
9900918331
9986782194
And one more thing all the time "13"," this will be different Ex: ["2"," "123","] .
Last edited by methyl; 06-20-2012 at 08:18 PM..
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