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So when you download the files (with txt extension removed), put them in the same directory like so:

[ATTACH]60611[/ATTACH]

Here is a sample test run

[ATTACH]60612[/ATTACH]

and the resultant file structure should look like this

[ATTACH]60613[/ATTACH]

Have a play round with the program options and check file contents to get a feel for things, then move on to my next post. Arguments can also be passed in from the command line like so: "perl csvref.pl n y 1". I have also tested this on linux mint 13

Note: If you put garbage in, you will get garbage out. Setting "Ignore First N Lines" to "0" in this case will produce a garbage header.

<blockquote data-quote="ajcode" data-source="post: 852034" data-attributes="member: 57972">So when you download the files (with txt extension removed), put them in the same directory like so:[ATTACH]60611[/ATTACH]Here is a sample test run[ATTACH]60612[/ATTACH]and the resultant file structure should look like this[ATTACH]60613[/ATTACH]Have a play round with the program options and check file contents to get a feel for things, then move on to my next post. Arguments can also be passed in from the command line like so: &quot;perl csvref.pl n y 1&quot;. I have also tested this on linux mint 13 <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Note: If you put garbage in, you will get garbage out. Setting &quot;Ignore First N Lines&quot; to &quot;0&quot; in this case will produce a garbage header.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ajcode, post: 852034, member: 57972"] So when you download the files (with txt extension removed), put them in the same directory like so: [ATTACH]60611.vB[/ATTACH] Here is a sample test run [ATTACH]60612.vB[/ATTACH] and the resultant file structure should look like this [ATTACH]60613.vB[/ATTACH] Have a play round with the program options and check file contents to get a feel for things, then move on to my next post. Arguments can also be passed in from the command line like so: "perl csvref.pl n y 1". I have also tested this on linux mint 13 :) Note: If you put garbage in, you will get garbage out. Setting "Ignore First N Lines" to "0" in this case will produce a garbage header. [/QUOTE]

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