Extract records from csv file which match certain criteria

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Example below

6 321557 6 09302021 0 0 0 4.0 10025955 9 4 CCDRI
8 321557 6 09302021 5 0 0 4.0 10025955 9 4 CCDRI
4 4293173100281909 09292021 74278241272000019493353
4 4293173100870057 09292021 74375881271066520771401
4 4293173100256307 09292021 74564721272353312350489
4 4293173101096215 09292021 74363961272000074878489
4 4293173101488099 09292021 74557021272031035640089
4 4293173101188848 09292021 74611551271138452937194
9 321557 6 09302021 5 8 89643 4.0 10025955 9 4 CCDRI
8 321557 6 09302021 6 0 0 4.0 10025955 9 4 CCDRI
4 321557 ABC CORPORATION PTY LTD 179 GEORGES LANE MELBOURNE
9 321557 6 09302021 6 1 0 4.0 10025955 9 4 CCDRI

I'm sure one of the SELECT function may achieve this but need help with the syntax.

Any assistance gratefully received

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DamoBird365 8,942 Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @KarlNixon

Filter array is the one you are looking for. Split the CSV by a return line to create an array and then filter on item() starts with .

FROM: split(outputs('CSV'),outputs('ReturnLine'))

This gives you an end result:

As it is returning an array, you can use join() on the return line again, to recreate your csv if needed.

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Thanks Damien - perfect

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