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Parsing the text field #259

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caroleboland opened this issue Feb 29, 2020 · 1 comment
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Parsing the text field #259

caroleboland opened this issue Feb 29, 2020 · 1 comment

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@caroleboland
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I was hoping someone could help. I am trying to find all the problems associated with Windows 10 versions so for example I run the code: python Exporter.py --querysearch "Windows 10 & 1909 & problems" --maxtweets 100. This returns the CSV output file and everything is in the text column. I would like to seperate them so that Windows 10 is in one column, 1909 (or any other version I query) is in another column and lastly, so the problems are listed in another separate column. Is this possible? The date is the only other thing that I need, I don't need username, geo, ID, etc
@caroleboland caroleboland changed the title Segregating the text field Parsing the text field Mar 2, 2020
@altozinzin
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I don't think it's a Windows bug. Try opening CSV with LibreOffice Calc for example - Choose coma as separator and you will have your columns

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