Hi everyone! I have a question, I don't even know if it's possible doing what I'm thinking, but still, I thought asking wouldn't hurt..
I have a csv file that looks like this:
DISTINGUERE TRA;1;14;507;0,000000242475382686773;0,0000033946553576148
+2;0,000122935019022194;0,00000000041732202096217;9,18246152003019;9,1
+8246152003019
MANCANTE DI;1;56;507;0,000000242475382686773;0,0000135786214304593;0,0
+00122935019022194;0,00000000166928808384868;7,18246152003019;7,182461
+52003019
APPLICARE SU;1;64;507;0,000000242475382686773;0,0000155184244919535;0,
+000122935019022194;0,00000000190775781011278;6,9898164420878;6,989816
+4420878
MONTATO IN;1;78;507;0,000000242475382686773;0,0000189130798495683;0,00
+0122935019022194;0,00000000232507983107495;6,70441422322555;6,7044142
+2322555
IMPIEGATO IN;2;180;507;0,000000484950765373545;0,0000436455688836191;0
+,000122935019022194;0,00000000536556884094218;6,49796334575812;12,995
+9266915162
RAGGRUPPARE IN;1;109;507;0,000000242475382686773;0,0000264298167128582
+;0,000122935019022194;0,00000000324915002034832;6,22163211731087;6,22
+163211731087

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and say another one that's like this:
DISTINGUERE TRA;1;14;507;0,000000242475382686773;0,0000033946553576148
+2;0,000122935019022194;0,00000000041732202096217;9,18246152003019;9,1
+8246152003019
APPLICARE SU;1;64;507;0,000000242475382686773;0,0000155184244919535;0,
+000122935019022194;0,00000000190775781011278;6,9898164420878;6,989816
+4420878
MONTATO IN;1;78;507;0,000000242475382686773;0,0000189130798495683;0,00
+0122935019022194;0,00000000232507983107495;6,70441422322555;6,7044142
+2322555
IMPIEGATO IN;2;180;507;0,000000484950765373545;0,0000436455688836191;0
+,000122935019022194;0,00000000536556884094218;6,49796334575812;12,995
+9266915162

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where "MANCANTE DI" and "RAGGRUPPARE IN" are missed. I'd like to know if it's possibli to build two arrays from these data, that are made just of the last numerical value we have for every text value. And where the values that are missed are automatically set to 0. Let's say, something like this:
$1=[9,18246152003019; 7,18246152003019; 6,9898164420878; 6,70441422322
+555; 12,9959266915162; 6,22163211731087]</br>
$2=[9,18246152003019; 0; 6,9898164420878; 6,70441422322555; 12,9959266
+915162; 0]

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Is it possible? How would you do it?
Thanks,

In reply to Importing data to build an array by remluvr

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