Thanks Luke, appreciate the suggestion, and I'll do that. In the meantime, I was hoping to see some code/script examples to help me solve this quicker. If someone has and scripts that can try and use the example CSV file already posted as input to the script, and show me how you'd use that as input to your own script to print out lines older than the current date (or date and time) that would really be appreciated. Point being, I can alway run the script that I show to produce the CSV file, but I need help (code) to then evaluate that CSV output to report on the rows where the end date (or end date and end time if do-able) is older than current local time script is ran. Thanks much.

In reply to Re^2: Need to check CSV file and identify rows containing old end dates and end times by Anonymous Monk
in thread Need to check CSV file and identify rows containing old end dates and end times by SlapShot

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