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Remove quotes from CSV export set

Julie Gordon
Mega Sage

I've seen similar posts, but haven't found an answer.

 

I have an Export Set that sends a .CSV file to our Mid Server.  Works beautifully.  But the requirement put upon me is to remove the double quotes(" ") from each field, so it ends up as a purely comma delimited CSV file.

 

Current file displays: "Julie", "Gordon", "Company"

Preferred file display: Julie, Gordon, Company

 

I'm thinking it has to be a pre-export script, but I'm newish to scripts & even newer to APIs.  Usually I can Frankenstein something together from prior posts, but would appreciate any help anyone can offer. 

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Anvesh-  Thank you for your reply!  I had found that article, but it did send me down a different path.  Ultimately here's my solution.

1. Export Set to MID server

2. Symbolic link from MID server location to Network location(my requirement; also on my MID)

3. MID server script file as an attachment = powershell to take the CSV on the MID, remove quotes & replace.

4. Post Export Script on the Scheduled Export Set to trigger the powershell on the MID to run.

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Hello Julie,

Hope you are doing well, I have come across to your solution in search of a similar use case which I am trying to implement, removing the double quotes from a csv file exported into our MID Server.
I have tried following your solution but unfortunately I am still unable to fix the double quotation issues.
It would be very helpful, if you could please verify the below steps I am doing and let me know, in case if I am missing anything or doing a mistake.

Step1: I have written the below powershell script in our MID Server:
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Step2: Saved the Powershell script:
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Step3: I have updated the Scheduled Data export, post-export script:

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But the double quotes is still there:
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Best Regards,
Narayan Saha