hi guys, I have a script that opens a csv containing 50 columns, and splits it into two files, the first containing 30 columns, and the second containing 20 columns. I now need to re-open these files and delete rows where the column 0 is null and column 4 is null. 
open my $in,  '<:encoding(utf8)', $filepath_in or die;
open my $courier_out_temp, '>:encoding(utf8)', $filepath_out_temp_cour
+ier or die;

while ( my $row = $csv->getline( $in ) ) {
    
    splice @$row, 0, 38;
 
    my $status = $csv->combine(@$row);
    if ($status) {
       print $courier_out_temp $csv->string(), "\n";
    }
    
}

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I have this script, which works fine, and have tried various approaches to delete the records. Can anyone help?

In reply to Delete lines from CSV where column cell value is null by joshmcbride95

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