01:00:00,00:: Col Foo -- Description Scene [Sound=Dolby, Color=y, Link +=y, International=y,Budget=[total=3343;tax=11%;cost=44444]] 02:00:00,00:: Col Boo -- Description Scene [Sound=THX, Color=n, Link=y +, International=y,Budget=[total=1343;tax=1%;cost=54444]] 03:00:00,00:: Col Goo -- Description Scene [Sound=PTX, Color=y, Link=n +, International=y,Budget=[total=2343;tax=1%;cost=64444]] 04:00:00,00:: Col Aoo -- Description Scene [Sound=DDY, Color=n, Link=y +, International=y,Budget=[total=5343;tax=1.1%;cost=84444]]
I need
01:00:00,00 Col Foo Description Scene Sound Dolby Color y Link y International y Budget Total=3343 tax=11% cost=4444
And so on...

Any thoughts?


In reply to Trying to parse columns with different delimiters. by magawake

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