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How to remove multiple rows from csv file.

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Posted on by NeerajYadav Microsoft Employee

Hi All,

 

I have data in csv file as shown in below image.

I want to remove only those rows whose column's values are 0.

For example : Channel and MS having 0,0 records in both columns , so just need to remove both rows(Channel and MS) from csv.

Please help on this.

 

Summary5/14/20215/15/2021
individuals:79837983
Channel00
IR02
MS00
Duplicate43394339
Channel205
unsuppressed36433643

 

Thanks,

Neeraj

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    WorkingForFood 99 on at

    Here's my suggestion:

    1. Get data from the CSV file using "Read from CSV file"
    2. Use a "For each" activity to iterate through each row in the dataset
    3. Use two "If" activities to determine if the two columns do not contain zero
    4. If both columns do not contain zero, add the row to a new dataset variable using "Set variable" activity
    5. After all rows have been tested, write the new dataset to a new CSV file using "Write to CSV file" activity. You could use this activity to replace your old file

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