Oh okay. I thought maybe you did not have access to the newer version of
ListToArray (that preserves empty elements). I am sure either way works, but
ListToArray is slightly more convenient because it is built in.
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Subject: RE: ListFunction Question
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Robert Harrison wrote:
>> CF ignores things like ,,
>>
>
> Yes, and this is killing me. I'm trying to parse a comma delimited file to
> import to a data base, but if
> How do I deal with that?
Use arrays. As someone else mentioned, the ListToArray() function has a third
parameter that will preserve empty elements.
ie ListToArrary(list, delim, preserveEmptyElements)
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> CF ignores things like ,,
Yes, and this is killing me. I'm trying to parse a comma delimited file to
import to a data base, but if a column is blank all the columns following
the ,, blank column get put in the wrong bucket.
How do I deal with that?
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Subject: RE: ListFunction Question
Tried that - listlen() is showing me the total number of elements in the
entire list, including all rows. I need to tell how many columns are in the
list or just tell if a column exists.
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> From: John M Bliss [mailto:bliss.j...@gmail.com]
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ow.
Can't see I've ever seen a variable row length csv though.
Also, didn't test this so I could be wrong.
Steve
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On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 11:02 AM, Robert Harrison wrote:
>
> I have a CSV File of unknown length with an unknown number of columns. I
> loop through the file and use
> #listgetAt('#index#',1,',')# to get the elements of the file, but I don't
> know how many elements (columns) there are
I have a CSV File of unknown length with an unknown number of columns. I
loop through the file and use
#listgetAt('#index#',1,',')# to get the elements of the file, but I don't
know how many elements (columns) there are.
I'm trying to say only get an element if it exists, something like:
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