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Using Seek to read csv file
I was taking the data in a csv file and importing it to an array in vba.
The csv file has 1000 scenarios with 361 time intervals in each scenario - so there are 3,610,000 total rows. I want the array to be able to grab a scenario based on an input. So my first attempt was to skip the first scenarios until I got to the scenario that I wanted, then write to the array for 360 times. So if I wanted to pick up scenario number '34' I would write For i = 1 to (34 * 361) input #1, temp 'does nothing Next i For i = 1 to 360 input #1, Array(i) next i But can you use the "Seek" function to skip ahead to scenario 34 then start reading. Because the way I have it written seems like a waste because I start reading from the beginning each time - and I have to run a lot of scenarios so I need it to be as fast as possible. Thanks for your help on this |
Using Seek to read csv file
Seek function returns a number that indicates where you are in the file.
Jeff wrote: I was taking the data in a csv file and importing it to an array in vba. The csv file has 1000 scenarios with 361 time intervals in each scenario - so there are 3,610,000 total rows. I want the array to be able to grab a scenario based on an input. So my first attempt was to skip the first scenarios until I got to the scenario that I wanted, then write to the array for 360 times. So if I wanted to pick up scenario number '34' I would write For i = 1 to (34 * 361) input #1, temp 'does nothing Next i For i = 1 to 360 input #1, Array(i) next i But can you use the "Seek" function to skip ahead to scenario 34 then start reading. Because the way I have it written seems like a waste because I start reading from the beginning each time - and I have to run a lot of scenarios so I need it to be as fast as possible. Thanks for your help on this |
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