Filters a CSV file, extraction or dropping columns selected by name or position. | Removes (or conversely, extracts)
selected columns from a delimited text file, such as a CSV file. It is analogous to the "cut" program, except that it works on CSV files and allows columns to be selected by name (regular expressions) in addition to by number. Either the columns to keep, or the columns to remove, or both, can be specified.
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Filters a CSV file, extraction or dropping columns selected by name or position. | Removes (or conversely, extracts)
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