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Default CSV decoding line-by-line

I have a large CSV file that I need to read and filter into various
sheets based on some rules that test values in particular columns.
There are more than 64k rows, so I can't load it into one sheet first
and then split it up from there as this needs to be 2003-compatible.
I'm currently reading it line by line in a macro, breaking up each
line into its fields, applying the rules, and then writing each row to
the appropriate sheet. This is quite slow, I think mostly it's the
rules part of the code, but I was wondering if there was any way of
parsing a single row of CSV other than doing it the hard way? I
suppose I should try writing the entire line to a single cell and
calling Text To Columns on it and then sending it off to the
appropriate sheet. Maybe I could do, say, 10000 rows at a time this
way, and maybe use AutoFilter to apply the rules. Any other
suggestions?

Phil Hibbs.
 
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