How to merge csv files onto a single file on condition and adding file name as a column?
I have multiple csv files on folder. The column headers are different but column datas are same.
The number inside the bracket is actual column name. Item(67) 67 is column name
So ignore the string Item and only consider the int inside () and perform the operation.
Sample Files: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jNb9Q7uFCJcAatjqQggixVIYmbSjaWRC-ydlu1WxvIQ
Explanation:
The files on the drive should be appended together. On Condition based on the column names. If the integer on condition matches with the column name(integer inside () of the column name) then it should be placed on that column. Please check the expected output.
Files
File 1
ID Item(67) Item(89) Item(91) Item(100)
1 56 78 98 101
2 91 100 121
File 2
ID Item(96) Item(58) Item(67) Item(100)
3 101 102 103 104
4 112 113 117 119
Condition
File Price1 Price2 Price3 Price4 Price5
File1 67 89 91 100
File2 96 58 67 100
Expected Output:
File ID Price1 Price2 Price3 Price4 Price5
File1 1 56 78 98 101
File1 2 91 100 121
File2 3 101 102 103 104
File2 4 112 113 117 119
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I have multiple csv files on folder. The column headers are different but column datas are same.
The number inside the bracket is actual column name. Item(67) 67 is column name
So ignore the string Item and only consider the int inside () and perform the operation.
Sample Files: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jNb9Q7uFCJcAatjqQggixVIYmbSjaWRC-ydlu1WxvIQ
Explanation:
The files on the drive should be appended together. On Condition based on the column names. If the integer on condition matches with the column name(integer inside () of the column name) then it should be placed on that column. Please check the expected output.
Files
File 1
ID Item(67) Item(89) Item(91) Item(100)
1 56 78 98 101
2 91 100 121
File 2
ID Item(96) Item(58) Item(67) Item(100)
3 101 102 103 104
4 112 113 117 119
Condition
File Price1 Price2 Price3 Price4 Price5
File1 67 89 91 100
File2 96 58 67 100
Expected Output:
File ID Price1 Price2 Price3 Price4 Price5
File1 1 56 78 98 101
File1 2 91 100 121
File2 3 101 102 103 104
File2 4 112 113 117 119
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I have multiple csv files on folder. The column headers are different but column datas are same.
The number inside the bracket is actual column name. Item(67) 67 is column name
So ignore the string Item and only consider the int inside () and perform the operation.
Sample Files: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jNb9Q7uFCJcAatjqQggixVIYmbSjaWRC-ydlu1WxvIQ
Explanation:
The files on the drive should be appended together. On Condition based on the column names. If the integer on condition matches with the column name(integer inside () of the column name) then it should be placed on that column. Please check the expected output.
Files
File 1
ID Item(67) Item(89) Item(91) Item(100)
1 56 78 98 101
2 91 100 121
File 2
ID Item(96) Item(58) Item(67) Item(100)
3 101 102 103 104
4 112 113 117 119
Condition
File Price1 Price2 Price3 Price4 Price5
File1 67 89 91 100
File2 96 58 67 100
Expected Output:
File ID Price1 Price2 Price3 Price4 Price5
File1 1 56 78 98 101
File1 2 91 100 121
File2 3 101 102 103 104
File2 4 112 113 117 119
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I have multiple csv files on folder. The column headers are different but column datas are same.
The number inside the bracket is actual column name. Item(67) 67 is column name
So ignore the string Item and only consider the int inside () and perform the operation.
Sample Files: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jNb9Q7uFCJcAatjqQggixVIYmbSjaWRC-ydlu1WxvIQ
Explanation:
The files on the drive should be appended together. On Condition based on the column names. If the integer on condition matches with the column name(integer inside () of the column name) then it should be placed on that column. Please check the expected output.
Files
File 1
ID Item(67) Item(89) Item(91) Item(100)
1 56 78 98 101
2 91 100 121
File 2
ID Item(96) Item(58) Item(67) Item(100)
3 101 102 103 104
4 112 113 117 119
Condition
File Price1 Price2 Price3 Price4 Price5
File1 67 89 91 100
File2 96 58 67 100
Expected Output:
File ID Price1 Price2 Price3 Price4 Price5
File1 1 56 78 98 101
File1 2 91 100 121
File2 3 101 102 103 104
File2 4 112 113 117 119
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