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Kusalananda ♦
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I'm currently working with some CSV datasets and was wondering whether there are any good  (even better if standard) CLI ways of manipulating CSV data.

To be more precise, I mainly want to be able to:

  • vertically concatenate CSVs
  • SQL-style join CSVs on one or more columns

I'm currently working with some CSV datasets and was wondering whether there are any good(even better if standard) CLI ways of manipulating CSV data.

To be more precise, I mainly want to be able to:

  • vertically concatenate CSVs
  • SQL-style join CSVs on one or more columns

I'm currently working with some CSV datasets and was wondering whether there are any good  (even better if standard) CLI ways of manipulating CSV data.

To be more precise, I mainly want to be able to:

  • vertically concatenate CSVs
  • SQL-style join CSVs on one or more columns
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nikitautiu
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Any good csv bash utility?

I'm currently working with some CSV datasets and was wondering whether there are any good(even better if standard) CLI ways of manipulating CSV data.

To be more precise, I mainly want to be able to:

  • vertically concatenate CSVs
  • SQL-style join CSVs on one or more columns