I am trying to open a CSV file in QGIS using the Delimited Text plugin. I’m working with Windows 8 and QGIS 2.18.1.
My CSV file has around 4.000 points to be plotted, but when I try to open it from QGIS it only shows the first 20 lines. Those 20 lines are perfect but I have no idea why the rest of my csv wont open.
Look at this picture of the Delimited Text window to check if im doing everything right.
Also, here is a part of my csv file, showing the last line read by the QGIS (I dont know how to upload the file, so I sent a prntScr)
Thanks in advance for any help!
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The complete output text file is hundreds of lines long, with relevant nuclear cross sections and a plethora of other data that I do not need for this particular problem. I am trying to extract the columns of data under "BURNUP" and the first "K-INF" from the file I attached. I am trying to extract this data and place it into a separate file. I am a newbie, and have a similar perl script from a professor. I have tried to adapt it to the information I am looking for but the only result I am receiving are the 2 print statements. Any suggestions?
I am able to open large files and it works great, however I do not get line numbers even though that option is on by default. It does for xml files, but a text file with .xml extension does not.
Any ideas on how to get the line numbers or maybe the software is not meant to do that?
The Large File Editor does not display line numbers.
It does have the concept of lines, so you can move to a specific line using menu Edit->Go to... (Ctrl+G).
Depending on your PCs specification, you may be able to open larger files without invoking the Large File Editor, please see:
Opening Large XML Documents in Liquid XML Studio
I am using powershell to read data from a .xls file. All goes well, no need to display the code. But I have an issue that I have no idea how to solve.
Some columns in the excel are not wide enough to display their data:
In reality:
2016.04.01
As the column is displayed when opening the file:
########
When I am reading from the excel, the cell content I get in powershell is actually ########, not the actual cell content (= a date in this case).
I am reading 1000's of Excel files, all with the same issue. How can I fix this in my code? Is there a flag I need to set that I don't know about?
Any help would be much appreciated!
I'm trying to import data from a txt file and keep getting a 'Wrong number of data values in row xxx' error. Looking at the text file, everything looks fine but I can't tell what/how Teradata is interpreting it.
So is there a way to view or preview the data from Teradata's perspective? I tried running a SELECT statement, but since the import doesn't finish, nothing is even imported. Which brings me to my next question, is there a way to limit an external-file import to a certain # of rows? Like import just the first 50 rows from the text file?
May I suggest you obtain a copy of Notepad++ or Sublime Text, both of which are free to download, to view the text file. This will allow you to open the text file and identify what in the records is causing you trouble loading the file. You will be able to display non-printable characters and use advanced search techniques to traverse the files looking for problems with the data.
It is possible there is an embedded carriage return, line feed, or other non-printable character that is being interpreted during the import and generating this error.
I have one text file with the below structure
10180,65,395,
10182,65,395,
10183,65,395,
10185,65,395,
I need that after read the text file, the cell in the excel sheet contains the value as below
fristcell, secondcell, thirdcell
10180 65 395
means after the commas the value placed in the new cell.
I read the text file with the commas, but not get how to insert it or import data in excel.
Please guide me.
Thanks
Since want to write to an excel file and save it and considering that your scenario is not too complicated, I would recommend Closed XML which is a wrapper around Open XML SDK
Go through the Closed XML documentation. That should help you get started.
The general way I would go about this is :
1. Read the text file into a List<string>.
2. Create a file using Closed XML.