I didn't try to address the rest of what your script is doing, but you can use this function to read your CSV file contents into an array that is keyed on the header name and the row number, starting with the row after the header row as 1. So in your example file, MyData.high.4 (or MyData["high"][4...

Chunjee wrote: ↑

24 Feb 2021, 20:08

What attachment?

[lib] CSV - AutoHotkey library for working with CSV Files might be useful.

This forum keeps on keeps on breaking the link and won't let me attach the .csv file for some reason

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