Learned Ones,
I'm sure this is fairly simple, but I'd really appreciate
some help. I've got a csv file that contains data in this format.
249+69,775.83
249+67,775.93
249+65,776.11

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I need to put the 1st value into an array of its own,
without the "+" sign, and the 2nd value into its array.
Thank you to all those who help me with this bit coding.
From the posts, it seems that my query was slighly obscure.
What I'm looking to do is take the before-mentioned file
and read the data into two arrays so that one array
contains 
24969
24967
24965

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whilst the other contains
775.83
775.93
776.11

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There will be about 400 records total.
If it seems like I'm asking without due diligence, it is
only because I'm offshore at the moment, 6 weeks now,
sans books and high speed connection.
Again, sincere thanks for all the help and guidance.

In reply to Read from file to two arrays. by Offshore_Worker

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