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    Excel File Manipulation

    I'm going to do my best to explain this, but it's going to be quite hard so bare with me

    I have a massive excel (xslx) file (imported and changed from .csv) ~ 200mb

    I have certain points I want to take out...

    So assuming the file is in the same folder as the excel document I want to read the data into.

    I am looking for a string, say XT/898
    that string is exact and will occur 1440 times in one document (i.e. 24 hour 1minute readings)
    I want to import the data to this new spreadsheet and do it for numerous strings/names
    - it needs to copy the whole row for each interval.

    Now just thinking about it, it may be easier to write a c file to manipulate the .csv file so see here: [link to be created] if you can help me with that

    Let me know what you think is the best approach, vba script, excel manipulation or c-prog manipulation of csv files.

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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    I might be reading your description wrong, but if you are starting with a csv file it sounds to me like you can do this from the command line:

    Type input.csv | find "XT/898" /i >> output.csv

    (the "|" is a pipe symbol, on a uk keyboard it's shift and \)

    Make sure output.csv does not exist before you start otherwise it will just append on to the end.

    output.csv will just contain the rows from input.csv that have the text "XT/898" in them.

    If you don't still have the original csv, or the data isn't in the correct row format, this will not work for excel files.

    Have you tried using auto-filter in excel? If XT/898 always occurs in the same column then you can use auto-filter to only show rows in which that column contains XT/898, just check the Excel help file for how to use auto-filter.
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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    Quote Originally Posted by i4000 View Post
    I might be reading your description wrong, but if you are starting with a csv file it sounds to me like you can do this from the command line:

    Type input.csv | find "XT/898" /i >> output.csv

    (the "|" is a pipe symbol, on a uk keyboard it's shift and \)

    Make sure output.csv does not exist before you start otherwise it will just append on to the end.

    output.csv will just contain the rows from input.csv that have the text "XT/898" in them.

    If you don't still have the original csv, or the data isn't in the correct row format, this will not work for excel files.

    Have you tried using auto-filter in excel? If XT/898 always occurs in the same column then you can use auto-filter to only show rows in which that column contains XT/898, just check the Excel help file for how to use auto-filter.
    Most excellent will try that now (just started writing a simple c program so i guess this will make things even easier )

    Cheers

    [PS. You wouldn't happen to know how to quickly stitch CSVs back together would you?

    EDIT: It created the file (which it created blank) but it opened it automatically with excel, I guess to get access to the data. Is there anyway to force it to do it with wordpad (quicker, less resources) - or do I have to change the "open default settings" ?
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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    In Vista just right click on the file and select "Open With", in XP I think you have to hold the left CTRL key at the same time as right clicking.

    I'm not sure why the file would be blank, could you post a small snippet of the original file here?

    For joining a small number of CSV files back together I would just use a decent text editor such as Notepad++, open up the seperate csv files and then just copy & paste into a single file.

    If you have lots of files then I'm sure there must be some freeware around that can do the job for you.

    As a last resort you can always resort to the TYPE command again e.g.

    TYPE file1.csv > newfile.csv
    TYPE file2.csv >> newfile.csv
    TYPE file3.csv >> newfile.csv
    etc. etc.

    Not sure how familair you are with batch files etc. so I'll just point out that the > on the first line creates the newfile.csv (and deletes any existing file with that name) and the >> on subsequent lines appends.

    You could easily create a batch file to do this if you needed to or if you are feeling really adventurous try this (as three seperate commands):

    DEL newfile.csv (if it exists)
    DIR /b *.csv > dir.txt
    FOR /F %i in (dir.txt) do TYPE %i >> newfile.csv
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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    No point keeping it in excel's propriety file format unless you need the formatting etc.

    However C really isn't a good parsing langauge.

    Python, Perl, Ruby, F# etc. They are good parsing langauge.

    I wrote some simple features for CSV navigation in LINQ for .Net.

    Enless you need something in the more complex format, always drag it down to the simplest, things play better that way, and you end up making it more obvious as to whats important.
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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    Quote Originally Posted by i4000 View Post
    DEL newfile.csv (if it exists)
    DIR /b *.csv > dir.txt
    FOR /F %i in (dir.txt) do TYPE %i >> newfile.csv
    EDIT: Out of Interest what does the %i do ? when running the batch file (.bat ? ) will it append the subsequent data (.csv) at the end of the file on a new line?

    Well What I am going to do is use the DOS commands and operate it from a c programmed executable. Using STRCPY its quite easy to get the program to do what you want in dos

    As for the document, I can't show exactly so I will make something up to show the structure...

    PHP Code:
    title1,title2,title3,title4...title10
    XT
    /4600,x,y,z,DATE,TIME...
    XT/4600,x,y,z,DATE,TIME...
    XT/4600,x,y,z,DATE,TIME...
    ...
    XT/4601,x,y,z,DATE,TIME...
    XT/4601,x,y,z,DATE,TIME...
    ...
    XT/4699,x,y,z,DATE,TIME 
    Thanks again chaps.

    Animus as for other languages, I'm sure there are better ones to use, but I don't have the time to learn and program in anything else right now
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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    The %i is just a variable.

    If you put those commands into a batch file then, becuase of they way batch files parse variables, you have to change it to %%i.

    To make a batch file to do the work for you would be something along the lines of:

    Code:
    IF EXIST newfile.csv DEL newfile.csv
    DIR /b *.csv > dir.txt
    FOR /F %%i in (dir.txt) DO TYPE %%i >> newfile.csv
    DEL dir.txt
    You're pretty much hitting the functionality limit of Windows command line scripting here . If you want to make it any fancier I would recommend vbscript or Python.

    Edit: Apparently PowerShell is good for this type of stuff also.
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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    Quote Originally Posted by i4000 View Post
    The %i is just a variable.

    If you put those commands into a batch file then, becuase of they way batch files parse variables, you have to change it to %%i.

    To make a batch file to do the work for you would be something along the lines of:

    Code:
    IF EXIST newfile.csv DEL newfile.csv
    DIR /b *.csv > dir.txt
    FOR /F %%i in (dir.txt) DO TYPE %%i >> newfile.csv
    DEL dir.txt
    You're pretty much hitting the functionality limit of Windows command line scripting here . If you want to make it any fancier I would recommend vbscript or Python.

    Edit: Apparently PowerShell is good for this type of stuff also.
    H'ok here is a puzzler, in the command prompt when you are defining the string that it needs to find, i.e. you put "XT/668" is there any way of calling that without using the " character/item ?

    Reason for asking is when I am trying to stitch together a string with strcat i cannot put " in the strings/text as the "" are used to enclose text that may be used/printed.

    Regards

    EDIT: I've done some work and it's quite crude, but it seems to have to reopen (and recache) the file for each for the terms it is searching, is it possible to open the file once and search for all the terms? = thus making it a fair bit faster?
    Code:
    find "Geographical" 1031xsx08.csv > newfile.csv
    find "XT/789A" 1031xsx08.csv >> newfile.csv
    find "XT/871A" 1031xsx08.csv >> newfile.csv
    find "XT/890J" 1031xsx08.csv >> newfile.csv
    find "XT/902A" 1031xsx08.csv >> newfile.csv
    find "XT/907B" 1031xsx08.csv >> newfile.csv
    find "XT/999A" 1031xsx08.csv >> newfile.csv
    .
    .
    .
    Oh also after doing the above in between the data points, where it appends the data I get lines
    Code:
    ---------- 1031xsx08.csv
    
    ---------- 1031xsx08.csv
    That I'd rather not have, or are these inevitable because of the crudeness of the code, just asking it to do the same over and over again, rather than 1 search looking for multiple terms - if that is possible you are a legend!

    Thanks again
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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    Sorry, I don't know what else to suggest... I'm guessing from your use of strcat that you've jumped into doing stuff in C / C+, unfortunately I have little expereince with C.
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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    Quote Originally Posted by i4000 View Post
    Sorry, I don't know what else to suggest... I'm guessing from your use of strcat that you've jumped into doing stuff in C / C+, unfortunately I have little expereince with C.
    Sorry for confusing you, I was just wondering, when defining the bits to look for in the command prompt (i.e. using a batch file) do you have to use quotes ("") or can I use other parameters ' ', ( ). < > etc ; or does it have to be quotes, because it uses different characters for different commands?

    Reason for asking is that it wil then cause conflict with when I automate it all [need to be able to chew through a fair few 200mb csv files ]
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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    Unfortunately I think it needs to be quotes for the FIND command
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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    i cannot program well in c but I can program in .NET and I have written a program for myself which might be perfect for your scenario. I will post it tonight.



    However, the default way excel saves things is in a compiled form like this


    so you will have to do File > Save As > .txt.


    Any file with plain text my program can filter for lines that match a search criteria you enter.

    EDIT: dang I just read your post again... 200mb????? I don't think my program could handle that as it opens the entire file.

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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    Quote Originally Posted by latrosicarius View Post
    i cannot program well in c but I can program in .NET and I have written a program for myself which might be perfect for your scenario. I will post it tonight.

    EDIT: dang I just read your post again... 200mb????? I don't think my program could handle that as it opens the entire file.
    I'd be interested to see what your file/program does. Oh and yeah each file is between 100 and 200mb, amazingly in wordpad it doesn't use up much RAM, but manipulating the files in excel uses in excess of 2Gb - crazy!!!

    At the moment to export from excel I save it as .prn (porn files hehe) - they are spaced files, that you can then change to .txt etc format, so I do that in the last stage of my process.

    Quote Originally Posted by i4000
    Unfortunately I think it needs to be quotes for the FIND command
    Thanks for your help, much appreciated I'm just seeing what I can do in the mean time, though I think after spending my spare time in 3 days - I've got a bit sick of it so may put it on the back burner and will have to manually sift through the files, eek.

    Still good to see what you've done.

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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    It seems the batch file does pretty much everything I need without minimal input now, and then the empty rows don't seem to pose a problem for importing to excel, so thats ok.

    Then found this: http://www.theexceladdict.com/_t/t031008.htm
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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    It seems from your last post that you have already found a way with the bat file, which is good, but anyway:

    Quote Originally Posted by muddyfox470 View Post
    I'd be interested to see what your file/program does.
    well in case you're interested, I hosted it on my webspace here.

    Requires Microsoft .NET framework to run (u might already have this)

    Also, sourcecode written in VB.NET 2008 (u can DL for free from microsoft's site)

    I'm going to re-write my program it to stream files instead of loading them in memory. I have been thinking about this all day, and I have a good idea on how to do it.

    Quote Originally Posted by muddyfox470 View Post
    At the moment to export from excel I save it as .prn (porn files hehe) - they are spaced files, that you can then change to .txt etc format, so I do that in the last stage of my process.
    Oh, it doesn't necessarily have to be a .txt file. It can technically open any type of file; but if its a compiled file, you will obviously not see ascii when its opened, therefore won't be able search for anything meaningful.

    Here', I'll put some screenshots to give you an idea of what it does:

    1.) First drag on a file or multiple files


    2.) The file loads


    3.) Say you are searching for all lines containing the word "bill". Just type that in and press find


    4.) Now that you have only the lines you are concerned about, you can export it


    5.) Or do other options with it

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    Re: Excel File Manipulation

    Hello I'm frustrated yet again, trying to create a VB script to automatically create worksheets based on a list of names in a sheet, now I've found the perfect solution, but it doesn't work.

    I've edited it to what I need, originally taken from here: http://en.kioskea.net/forum/affich-2...ts-from-a-list

    Code:
    Sub CreateSheetsFromAList()
        Dim MyCell As Range, MyRange As Range
        
        Set MyRange = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("S6")
        Set MyRange = Range(MyRange, MyRange.End(xlDown))
    
        For Each MyCell In MyRange
            Sheets.Add After:=Sheets(Sheets.Count) 'creates a new worksheet
            Sheets(Sheets.Count).Name = MyCell.Value ' renames the new worksheet
        Next MyCell
    End Sub
    It fails and upon debugging it highlights this line: Sheets(Sheets.Count).Name = MyCell.Value ' renames the new worksheet (runtime error #1004)

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