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  1. Hi guys, See attached for an array example. to simplify what i want to achieve, I want to split this array into 9 different csv files. the first file would contain the list of "key" and the corresponding "ID1", the second would have "key" and the "ID2", the third would have "key" and "ID3" However, I want to remove all the rows that don't have an ID recorded in the respective ID2, ID3 4...5...6 etc, so the file only contains row items with a key and the ID. Would be the best way to loop through the rows and delete the row if the array field is blank - would I then need to repeat that row ID to check that the row that its replaced is also empty (ie the one after the one I just deleted)? I see this getting messy. or _arraySort, and delete everything below the last filled row? <-- this might be best? Or should I use the excel UDF, apply a filter (not selecting the blanks), then create/export to the array->csv? Super keen to hear your thoughts. thanks! IDArray.csv
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