Carmine Bruno
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Powershell Scripting Issue with CSV file data
DRPing.csv
PingStatus.csv
Powershell script to get a column from a CSV and append\add it as 7th column to and existing CSV with 6 existing columns
Specific Get Status Colum from PingStatus.csv and Add it to DRPing.csv. Even if we have to Import both and Export all the objects to a new csv. Whatever works
PingStatus.csv
Powershell script to get a column from a CSV and append\add it as 7th column to and existing CSV with 6 existing columns
Specific Get Status Colum from PingStatus.csv and Add it to DRPing.csv. Even if we have to Import both and Export all the objects to a new csv. Whatever works
aikimark
I would be helpful if you posted representative samples of the input and output files
ASKER
Sorry. I missed it. Usually the attachment links follow the question text.
append\add it as 7th columnDRPing.csv has these eight columns:
Host,EndUser,Department,Transit,TypeName,SerialStatic,Location,StatusNameI see the Status column and assume the host values are used to join the two tables. Correct?
ASKER
Adding Status and its results to the end of the DRPing.csv as a new column would be sufficient. Thanks.
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Will test it Out Thank Yopu so much !!!!
ASKER
Worked perfectly. Lined up with Host. Nice Job !!!
ASKER
Wonderful Powershell Script to Merge and Append CSV using a mutual column as a Joining point.
I was playing with the data and discovered that you have duplicate host values in both the DRPing and the PingStatus files. This can cause erroneous output, since there isn't a way to differentiate which records should be matched (with absolute certainty).