So I’d like to import that csv, and then export a csv with each of the foods as a separate record for each person.
CSV Example:
id, person_name, food1, food2, food3, food4
1,Tim,Spinach,Spam, Bolonga, Pasta
2,Rich,Cake,Onions,Tomatoes,Spinach
3,Ann,Salad,Pasta,
Example output:
1,Tim,Spinach
1,Tim,Spam
1,Tim,Bologna
1,Tim,Pasta
2,Rich,Cake
…
…
Ideas? Assuming this won’t be a simple one-liner.
Raze,
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Regardless of all that … your input CSV looks weird. Why are the foods in different columns? I’d expect them to be as list in one column. Especially when there are empty cells.
