So we are initially told that we have three CSV input files with semicolons as the field delimiters, but now you are telling us that code RudiC suggested meeting those requirements does not work when one of the input files starts using spaces instead of semicolons as the field delimiters (even though some of the fields in that file contain spaces as data) and one of the input files starts using commas instead of semicolons as the field delimiter. And, instead of seven input fields we now have 10 input fields and we aren't supposed to look at two of those fields because they are messed up.

If your input data formats keep changing, it is not our job to act as your unpaid programming staff and rewrite code to meet your constantly changing input file formats.

If you would like to try modifying RudiC's suggestions to meet your new input file formats, can show us clear specifications for your new input file formats, and can explain where you are stuck trying to get your modifications to work correctly; we will be happy to help you.

If you would like us to guess at what your new input file format is for your third input file and guess at how we might modify RudiC's code to work with your new input file formats, I doubt that many of the volunteers reading your posts here will be interested in tackling that assignment.