Hi All,

I want to parse a big .csv file into .xls based on the keywords present on each csv line. There would be redundancy in the keywords which needs to be compiled and send to .xls file, in this way the .xls file will contain all the information with respect to each keywords in one line. I do not want to read .csv file again and again for each keyword as it takes too much of time.

for example: 

.csv file format



ARL6IP2,298757,Hyperalgesia,MESH:D006930
ARL6IP2,298757,Liver Diseases,MESH:D008107
ARL6IP2,298757,"Liver Failure, Acute",MESH:D017114
ARL6IP2,298757,Liver Neoplasms,MESH:D008113
CCL22,6367,Esophageal Neoplasms,MESH:D004938
CCL22,6367,Fatty Liver,MESH:D005234
CCL22,6367,Fetal Growth Retardation,MESH:D005317
CCL22,6367,Fever,MESH:D005334

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.xls file format required () represents separate column 
(ARL6IP2) (Hyperalgesia,Hyperalgesia,"Liver Failure, Acute",Liver Neop
+lasms) (MESH:D006930,MESH:D008107,MESH:D017114,MESH:D008113)

(CCL22) (Esophageal Neoplasms,Fatty Liver,Fetal Growth Retardation,Fev
+er) (MESH:D004938,MESH:D005234,MESH:D005317,MESH:D005334)

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Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Arshi

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