Well, I have about 200 computers that I have to generate a report of. I have a program called AIDA32 that makes a .csv file, but gives way too much information. I don't care about every single .dll file on my computer, and I only want to put certain fields into the report, such as processor...
Yeah, that 263 that you saw in the .csv data would be the same if I generate a report of another computer, and thats what I want to use to identify it because once you get further down, it goes into dll information and which dll files you have and that could throw off any row numbers between...
Here is a sample portion of the .csv file --
Report,,,263,Operating System,Microsoft Windows XP Professional 5.1.2600 (WinXP Retail)
Report,,,264,Date,2004-07-29
Report,,,265,Time,15:01
Summary,,Computer,513,Operating System,Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Summary,,Computer,540,OS Service...
Here is part of the .csv file --
Report,,,263,Operating System,Microsoft Windows XP Professional 5.1.2600 (WinXP Retail)
Report,,,264,Date,2004-07-29
Report,,,265,Time,15:01
Summary,,Computer,513,Operating System,Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Summary,,Computer,540,OS Service Pack,Service...
I have a .csv file that I generated today, and Access has put it into a table view. One of the columns has identification numbers, and another column has information. How can I generate a report that would have several fields (I can do each field individually if I can get this one piece of code...
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