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I have a folder with over 200 txt files and I want to put those into a single worksheet. Each file should be placed in a different column. That is, file 1 into A2 and file 2 in B2 etc. The data I want from the txt files concerns only one column. I recorded a macro for it. Workbooks.OpenText Filename:= _ "D:\report files\report files txt\1 totaal.txt" _ , Origin:=437, StartRow:=1, DataType:=xlDelimited, TextQualifier:= _ xlDoubleQuote, ConsecutiveDelimiter:=True, Tab:=False, Semicolon:=False, _ Comma:=False, Space:=True, Other:=False, FieldInfo:=Array(Array(1, 9), _ Array(2, 1), Array(3, 9), Array(4, 9), Array(5, 9), Array(6, 9), Array(7, 1)), _ TrailingMinusNumbers:=True ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=105 I think the point is, with all the macro's found on this newsgroup I don't know how to use them or to alter them in my case. Probably change something in the merge section? Or maybe not. Maybe a totally different approach? I think the solution can be simple, but I don't see it. Any ideas? Thanks |
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A couple of questions...
1. Do your text files all have a common name with a numerical identifier in them. For example, the text file you show in your example is named "1 totaal.txt"... aside from the possible misspelling of the word 'total', do the other 199 files have a number in front, followed by a space followed by the exact text "totaal.txt"? If not, is there a way to identify these files in a preferred ordering. 2. Is the content of each text file a series of rows of data consisting of a single value? Rick "Jootje" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a folder with over 200 txt files and I want to put those into a single worksheet. Each file should be placed in a different column. That is, file 1 into A2 and file 2 in B2 etc. The data I want from the txt files concerns only one column. I recorded a macro for it. Workbooks.OpenText Filename:= _ "D:\report files\report files txt\1 totaal.txt" _ , Origin:=437, StartRow:=1, DataType:=xlDelimited, TextQualifier:= _ xlDoubleQuote, ConsecutiveDelimiter:=True, Tab:=False, Semicolon:=False, _ Comma:=False, Space:=True, Other:=False, FieldInfo:=Array(Array(1, 9), _ Array(2, 1), Array(3, 9), Array(4, 9), Array(5, 9), Array(6, 9), Array(7, 1)), _ TrailingMinusNumbers:=True ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=105 I think the point is, with all the macro's found on this newsgroup I don't know how to use them or to alter them in my case. Probably change something in the merge section? Or maybe not. Maybe a totally different approach? I think the solution can be simple, but I don't see it. Any ideas? Thanks |
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The majority of the files start with a number because they represent the factor I tried to identify from a legal decision. So yes, '1 totaal.txt', and the file representing factor 2 that gives the total of all identified cases with the factor present in it is named: 2 totaal.txt or sometimes the name of the factor is in it like: '8 complainant businessman.txt'. Totaal is dutch for total btw...my research data is in english however I picked a few files randomly: 1 totaal.txt 2 totaal.txt 7 totaal author complainant + compl authored.txt 70 geographical identifiers.txt 76 TOT indications of source and geographical indications.txt 177 multiple respondents II respondent 2.txt 187 complaint deficient POS.txt 195a geen verweer respondent.txt 196 supplemental filings.txt 210 TOTAAL TRUE 3-panel 435.txt 231 legal considerations.txt 235 concurrent court proceedings.txt 2. My original output files are in .html but I converted them to .txt. The data in the html files are in a table like this (with URLs and tabs): N Relevance Result name Size Words count 1 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0263.txt 23 KB 2 085 2 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1267.txt 28 KB 2 424 3 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0156.txt 14 KB 1 309 4 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1824.txt 18 KB 1 686 5 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0410.txt 17 KB 1 618 6 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1378.txt 21 KB 2 047 But the converted files are like this SoftInform: SearchInform Desktop Enterprise search results N Relevance Result name Size Words count 1 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0263.txt 23 KB 2 085 2 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1267.txt 28 KB 2 424 3 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0156.txt 14 KB 1 309 4 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1824.txt 18 KB 1 686 5 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0410.txt 17 KB 1 618 6 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1378.txt 21 KB 2 047 7 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0192.txt 8 KB 792 8 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0295.txt 31 KB 2 743 9 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1426.txt 17 KB 1 641 10 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0077.txt 14 KB 1 322 11 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2002-0168.txt 15 KB 1 510 So without the tabs and URl's. "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: A couple of questions... 1. Do your text files all have a common name with a numerical identifier in them. For example, the text file you show in your example is named "1 totaal.txt"... aside from the possible misspelling of the word 'total', do the other 199 files have a number in front, followed by a space followed by the exact text "totaal.txt"? If not, is there a way to identify these files in a preferred ordering. 2. Is the content of each text file a series of rows of data consisting of a single value? Rick "Jootje" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a folder with over 200 txt files and I want to put those into a single worksheet. Each file should be placed in a different column. That is, file 1 into A2 and file 2 in B2 etc. The data I want from the txt files concerns only one column. I recorded a macro for it. Workbooks.OpenText Filename:= _ "D:\report files\report files txt\1 totaal.txt" _ , Origin:=437, StartRow:=1, DataType:=xlDelimited, TextQualifier:= _ xlDoubleQuote, ConsecutiveDelimiter:=True, Tab:=False, Semicolon:=False, _ Comma:=False, Space:=True, Other:=False, FieldInfo:=Array(Array(1, 9), _ Array(2, 1), Array(3, 9), Array(4, 9), Array(5, 9), Array(6, 9), Array(7, 1)), _ TrailingMinusNumbers:=True ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=105 I think the point is, with all the macro's found on this newsgroup I don't know how to use them or to alter them in my case. Probably change something in the merge section? Or maybe not. Maybe a totally different approach? I think the solution can be simple, but I don't see it. Any ideas? Thanks |
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Maybe it's an idea to put the txt files into multiple sheets in one workbook and then merge all the worksheets into a single worksheet? "Jootje" wrote: 1. The majority of the files start with a number because they represent the factor I tried to identify from a legal decision. So yes, '1 totaal.txt', and the file representing factor 2 that gives the total of all identified cases with the factor present in it is named: 2 totaal.txt or sometimes the name of the factor is in it like: '8 complainant businessman.txt'. Totaal is dutch for total btw...my research data is in english however I picked a few files randomly: 1 totaal.txt 2 totaal.txt 7 totaal author complainant + compl authored.txt 70 geographical identifiers.txt 76 TOT indications of source and geographical indications.txt 177 multiple respondents II respondent 2.txt 187 complaint deficient POS.txt 195a geen verweer respondent.txt 196 supplemental filings.txt 210 TOTAAL TRUE 3-panel 435.txt 231 legal considerations.txt 235 concurrent court proceedings.txt 2. My original output files are in .html but I converted them to .txt. The data in the html files are in a table like this (with URLs and tabs): N Relevance Result name Size Words count 1 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0263.txt 23 KB 2 085 2 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1267.txt 28 KB 2 424 3 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0156.txt 14 KB 1 309 4 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1824.txt 18 KB 1 686 5 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0410.txt 17 KB 1 618 6 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1378.txt 21 KB 2 047 But the converted files are like this SoftInform: SearchInform Desktop Enterprise search results N Relevance Result name Size Words count 1 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0263.txt 23 KB 2 085 2 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1267.txt 28 KB 2 424 3 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0156.txt 14 KB 1 309 4 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1824.txt 18 KB 1 686 5 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0410.txt 17 KB 1 618 6 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1378.txt 21 KB 2 047 7 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0192.txt 8 KB 792 8 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0295.txt 31 KB 2 743 9 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1426.txt 17 KB 1 641 10 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0077.txt 14 KB 1 322 11 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2002-0168.txt 15 KB 1 510 So without the tabs and URl's. "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: A couple of questions... 1. Do your text files all have a common name with a numerical identifier in them. For example, the text file you show in your example is named "1 totaal.txt"... aside from the possible misspelling of the word 'total', do the other 199 files have a number in front, followed by a space followed by the exact text "totaal.txt"? If not, is there a way to identify these files in a preferred ordering. 2. Is the content of each text file a series of rows of data consisting of a single value? Rick "Jootje" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a folder with over 200 txt files and I want to put those into a single worksheet. Each file should be placed in a different column. That is, file 1 into A2 and file 2 in B2 etc. The data I want from the txt files concerns only one column. I recorded a macro for it. Workbooks.OpenText Filename:= _ "D:\report files\report files txt\1 totaal.txt" _ , Origin:=437, StartRow:=1, DataType:=xlDelimited, TextQualifier:= _ xlDoubleQuote, ConsecutiveDelimiter:=True, Tab:=False, Semicolon:=False, _ Comma:=False, Space:=True, Other:=False, FieldInfo:=Array(Array(1, 9), _ Array(2, 1), Array(3, 9), Array(4, 9), Array(5, 9), Array(6, 9), Array(7, 1)), _ TrailingMinusNumbers:=True ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=105 I think the point is, with all the macro's found on this newsgroup I don't know how to use them or to alter them in my case. Probably change something in the merge section? Or maybe not. Maybe a totally different approach? I think the solution can be simple, but I don't see it. Any ideas? Thanks |
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I am afraid I am still not sure exactly what you have or want. Let's see if
I can get you to help me understand exactly what you have/need... You have 200 or so text files in a single, known directory, right? Each of those files contains several lines of data... can you list the first, say, 5 lines of data from a typical file? Then, can you indicate what part (or is it all) of, say, the 3rd line from this listing that you want to place in a column of your spreadsheet? Rick "Jootje" wrote in message ... Hmm Maybe it's an idea to put the txt files into multiple sheets in one workbook and then merge all the worksheets into a single worksheet? "Jootje" wrote: 1. The majority of the files start with a number because they represent the factor I tried to identify from a legal decision. So yes, '1 totaal.txt', and the file representing factor 2 that gives the total of all identified cases with the factor present in it is named: 2 totaal.txt or sometimes the name of the factor is in it like: '8 complainant businessman.txt'. Totaal is dutch for total btw...my research data is in english however I picked a few files randomly: 1 totaal.txt 2 totaal.txt 7 totaal author complainant + compl authored.txt 70 geographical identifiers.txt 76 TOT indications of source and geographical indications.txt 177 multiple respondents II respondent 2.txt 187 complaint deficient POS.txt 195a geen verweer respondent.txt 196 supplemental filings.txt 210 TOTAAL TRUE 3-panel 435.txt 231 legal considerations.txt 235 concurrent court proceedings.txt 2. My original output files are in .html but I converted them to .txt. The data in the html files are in a table like this (with URLs and tabs): N Relevance Result name Size Words count 1 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0263.txt 23 KB 2 085 2 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1267.txt 28 KB 2 424 3 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0156.txt 14 KB 1 309 4 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1824.txt 18 KB 1 686 5 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0410.txt 17 KB 1 618 6 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1378.txt 21 KB 2 047 But the converted files are like this SoftInform: SearchInform Desktop Enterprise search results N Relevance Result name Size Words count 1 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0263.txt 23 KB 2 085 2 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1267.txt 28 KB 2 424 3 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0156.txt 14 KB 1 309 4 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1824.txt 18 KB 1 686 5 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0410.txt 17 KB 1 618 6 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1378.txt 21 KB 2 047 7 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0192.txt 8 KB 792 8 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0295.txt 31 KB 2 743 9 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1426.txt 17 KB 1 641 10 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0077.txt 14 KB 1 322 11 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2002-0168.txt 15 KB 1 510 So without the tabs and URl's. "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: A couple of questions... 1. Do your text files all have a common name with a numerical identifier in them. For example, the text file you show in your example is named "1 totaal.txt"... aside from the possible misspelling of the word 'total', do the other 199 files have a number in front, followed by a space followed by the exact text "totaal.txt"? If not, is there a way to identify these files in a preferred ordering. 2. Is the content of each text file a series of rows of data consisting of a single value? Rick "Jootje" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a folder with over 200 txt files and I want to put those into a single worksheet. Each file should be placed in a different column. That is, file 1 into A2 and file 2 in B2 etc. The data I want from the txt files concerns only one column. I recorded a macro for it. Workbooks.OpenText Filename:= _ "D:\report files\report files txt\1 totaal.txt" _ , Origin:=437, StartRow:=1, DataType:=xlDelimited, TextQualifier:= _ xlDoubleQuote, ConsecutiveDelimiter:=True, Tab:=False, Semicolon:=False, _ Comma:=False, Space:=True, Other:=False, FieldInfo:=Array(Array(1, 9), _ Array(2, 1), Array(3, 9), Array(4, 9), Array(5, 9), Array(6, 9), Array(7, 1)), _ TrailingMinusNumbers:=True ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=105 I think the point is, with all the macro's found on this newsgroup I don't know how to use them or to alter them in my case. Probably change something in the merge section? Or maybe not. Maybe a totally different approach? I think the solution can be simple, but I don't see it. Any ideas? Thanks |
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Yes, 200 or so text files in a single known directory. The names of the files
all start with a number. The number corresponds with the number of a factor out of a list of 1-235, but only 173 factors are identified so in the directory are 173 files to be exact. The data is arranged by name. I've put the numbers of the 173 identified factors in the firs row of the worksheet. The data I want should go in each of the 173 columns. oke, the first 5 lines out of a typical file called '5 totaal region': N Relevance Result name Size Words count 1 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1377.txt 13 KB 1 213 2 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2002-0643.txt 15 KB 1 388 3 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2002-0003.txt 10 KB 934 4 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2003-0076.txt 14 KB 1 289 5 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0491.txt 6 KB 657 It's the data in the second column I want, which I can extract with De Bruin's macro, but that macro puts all the data in separate workbooks or multiple sheets. This is what I need: D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1377.txt And then I will use 'find and replace' on it to get only the name of the case: d2000-1377. Hope this helps. "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: I am afraid I am still not sure exactly what you have or want. Let's see if I can get you to help me understand exactly what you have/need... You have 200 or so text files in a single, known directory, right? Each of those files contains several lines of data... can you list the first, say, 5 lines of data from a typical file? Then, can you indicate what part (or is it all) of, say, the 3rd line from this listing that you want to place in a column of your spreadsheet? Rick "Jootje" wrote in message ... Hmm Maybe it's an idea to put the txt files into multiple sheets in one workbook and then merge all the worksheets into a single worksheet? "Jootje" wrote: 1. The majority of the files start with a number because they represent the factor I tried to identify from a legal decision. So yes, '1 totaal.txt', and the file representing factor 2 that gives the total of all identified cases with the factor present in it is named: 2 totaal.txt or sometimes the name of the factor is in it like: '8 complainant businessman.txt'. Totaal is dutch for total btw...my research data is in english however I picked a few files randomly: 1 totaal.txt 2 totaal.txt 7 totaal author complainant + compl authored.txt 70 geographical identifiers.txt 76 TOT indications of source and geographical indications.txt 177 multiple respondents II respondent 2.txt 187 complaint deficient POS.txt 195a geen verweer respondent.txt 196 supplemental filings.txt 210 TOTAAL TRUE 3-panel 435.txt 231 legal considerations.txt 235 concurrent court proceedings.txt 2. My original output files are in .html but I converted them to .txt. The data in the html files are in a table like this (with URLs and tabs): N Relevance Result name Size Words count 1 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0263.txt 23 KB 2 085 2 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1267.txt 28 KB 2 424 3 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0156.txt 14 KB 1 309 4 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1824.txt 18 KB 1 686 5 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0410.txt 17 KB 1 618 6 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1378.txt 21 KB 2 047 But the converted files are like this SoftInform: SearchInform Desktop Enterprise search results N Relevance Result name Size Words count 1 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0263.txt 23 KB 2 085 2 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1267.txt 28 KB 2 424 3 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0156.txt 14 KB 1 309 4 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1824.txt 18 KB 1 686 5 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0410.txt 17 KB 1 618 6 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1378.txt 21 KB 2 047 7 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0192.txt 8 KB 792 8 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0295.txt 31 KB 2 743 9 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1426.txt 17 KB 1 641 10 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0077.txt 14 KB 1 322 11 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2002-0168.txt 15 KB 1 510 So without the tabs and URl's. "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: A couple of questions... 1. Do your text files all have a common name with a numerical identifier in them. For example, the text file you show in your example is named "1 totaal.txt"... aside from the possible misspelling of the word 'total', do the other 199 files have a number in front, followed by a space followed by the exact text "totaal.txt"? If not, is there a way to identify these files in a preferred ordering. 2. Is the content of each text file a series of rows of data consisting of a single value? Rick "Jootje" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a folder with over 200 txt files and I want to put those into a single worksheet. Each file should be placed in a different column. That is, file 1 into A2 and file 2 in B2 etc. The data I want from the txt files concerns only one column. I recorded a macro for it. Workbooks.OpenText Filename:= _ "D:\report files\report files txt\1 totaal.txt" _ , Origin:=437, StartRow:=1, DataType:=xlDelimited, TextQualifier:= _ xlDoubleQuote, ConsecutiveDelimiter:=True, Tab:=False, Semicolon:=False, _ Comma:=False, Space:=True, Other:=False, FieldInfo:=Array(Array(1, 9), _ Array(2, 1), Array(3, 9), Array(4, 9), Array(5, 9), Array(6, 9), Array(7, 1)), _ TrailingMinusNumbers:=True ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=105 I think the point is, with all the macro's found on this newsgroup I don't know how to use them or to alter them in my case. Probably change something in the merge section? Or maybe not. Maybe a totally different approach? I think the solution can be simple, but I don't see it. Any ideas? Thanks |
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How is the data delimited. Is it fixed column data or some other delimiter?
Post a sample of the data. the code you posted looks like it is fixed column data, but I want to make sure. "Jootje" wrote: Hi, I have a folder with over 200 txt files and I want to put those into a single worksheet. Each file should be placed in a different column. That is, file 1 into A2 and file 2 in B2 etc. The data I want from the txt files concerns only one column. I recorded a macro for it. Workbooks.OpenText Filename:= _ "D:\report files\report files txt\1 totaal.txt" _ , Origin:=437, StartRow:=1, DataType:=xlDelimited, TextQualifier:= _ xlDoubleQuote, ConsecutiveDelimiter:=True, Tab:=False, Semicolon:=False, _ Comma:=False, Space:=True, Other:=False, FieldInfo:=Array(Array(1, 9), _ Array(2, 1), Array(3, 9), Array(4, 9), Array(5, 9), Array(6, 9), Array(7, 1)), _ TrailingMinusNumbers:=True ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=105 I think the point is, with all the macro's found on this newsgroup I don't know how to use them or to alter them in my case. Probably change something in the merge section? Or maybe not. Maybe a totally different approach? I think the solution can be simple, but I don't see it. Any ideas? Thanks |
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The text in the files all look like this. Delimiter is with 'space'.
N Relevance Result name Size Words count 1 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0263.txt 23 KB 2 060 2 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1267.txt 28 KB 2 376 3 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2001-0156.txt 14 KB 1 292 4 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-1824.txt 18 KB 1 658 5 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0410.txt 17 KB 1 596 6 D:\CODAS\alles\ascii\d2000-0192.txt 8 KB 779 "Joel" wrote: How is the data delimited. Is it fixed column data or some other delimiter? Post a sample of the data. the code you posted looks like it is fixed column data, but I want to make sure. "Jootje" wrote: Hi, I have a folder with over 200 txt files and I want to put those into a single worksheet. Each file should be placed in a different column. That is, file 1 into A2 and file 2 in B2 etc. The data I want from the txt files concerns only one column. I recorded a macro for it. Workbooks.OpenText Filename:= _ "D:\report files\report files txt\1 totaal.txt" _ , Origin:=437, StartRow:=1, DataType:=xlDelimited, TextQualifier:= _ xlDoubleQuote, ConsecutiveDelimiter:=True, Tab:=False, Semicolon:=False, _ Comma:=False, Space:=True, Other:=False, FieldInfo:=Array(Array(1, 9), _ Array(2, 1), Array(3, 9), Array(4, 9), Array(5, 9), Array(6, 9), Array(7, 1)), _ TrailingMinusNumbers:=True ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=105 I think the point is, with all the macro's found on this newsgroup I don't know how to use them or to alter them in my case. Probably change something in the merge section? Or maybe not. Maybe a totally different approach? I think the solution can be simple, but I don't see it. Any ideas? Thanks |
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