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multiple text files URGENT
Hi,
I am experiencing a big problem. As a part of my analysis for PhD I have to analyze more then 1000 files. The data that I have is in text files. To be more precise, I have 5 different data sets, from different meteo centres, each centre has a data set of 365 files for each day during the year. The format of text files is something as following: Camborne Met. Office WINDS rev 4.1 50.20 -5.30 88 02 01 01 00 00 23 0 29 3 35 07:09 (3.0) 07:09 (3.0) 06:08 (3.0) 284 284 65 65 400 400 23 23 12.5 12.5 1 1500 1500 35 35 400 400 43 90.0 43 74.5 313 74.5 HT SPD DIR Radials... 0.101 9.8 113 0.0 0.9 -2.4 9 9 6 16 14 9 0.159 11.7 119 0.1 0.8 -3.0 9 9 6 16 13 9 0.217 12.2 118 0.0 0.9 -3.1 9 9 7 14 9 4 ..... Each text file has in addition data for 30min interval for each day. So at this point you can realise how much data that is to play around. My questions would be: 1. How to import multiple text files into excel worksheet. At least 365 files (for one center) at once. 2. After importing is it possible to get rid of the headers between each data set for specific days. As shown above headers occupy first 10 rows of each reading, and are separated by $ sign. Thank you so much! This is really a huge problem I am experiencing and needs ASAP solution. Tasha -- _______________________________________________ Tamara Pejovic reply e-mail(s): _______________________________________________ NOTICE! THE CONTENTS OF THIS ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION ARE CONFIDENTIAL AND PROTECTED UNDER COPYRIGHT. USE BY ANYONE OTHER THAN THE LISTED RECIPIENT(s) IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. |
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directory http://tinyurl.com/6bugv -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "tasha" wrote in message ... Hi, I am experiencing a big problem. As a part of my analysis for PhD I have to analyze more then 1000 files. The data that I have is in text files. To be more precise, I have 5 different data sets, from different meteo centres, each centre has a data set of 365 files for each day during the year. The format of text files is something as following: Camborne Met. Office WINDS rev 4.1 50.20 -5.30 88 02 01 01 00 00 23 0 29 3 35 07:09 (3.0) 07:09 (3.0) 06:08 (3.0) 284 284 65 65 400 400 23 23 12.5 12.5 1 1500 1500 35 35 400 400 43 90.0 43 74.5 313 74.5 HT SPD DIR Radials... 0.101 9.8 113 0.0 0.9 -2.4 9 9 6 16 14 9 0.159 11.7 119 0.1 0.8 -3.0 9 9 6 16 13 9 0.217 12.2 118 0.0 0.9 -3.1 9 9 7 14 9 4 .... Each text file has in addition data for 30min interval for each day. So at this point you can realise how much data that is to play around. My questions would be: 1. How to import multiple text files into excel worksheet. At least 365 files (for one center) at once. 2. After importing is it possible to get rid of the headers between each data set for specific days. As shown above headers occupy first 10 rows of each reading, and are separated by $ sign. Thank you so much! This is really a huge problem I am experiencing and needs ASAP solution. Tasha -- _______________________________________________ Tamara Pejovic reply e-mail(s): _______________________________________________ NOTICE! THE CONTENTS OF THIS ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION ARE CONFIDENTIAL AND PROTECTED UNDER COPYRIGHT. USE BY ANYONE OTHER THAN THE LISTED RECIPIENT(s) IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. |
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