Around 1 GB .csv file in excel: I know what Column(s) I need, how do I proceed?

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  • You can use the VBA CSV interface in a smart way. The first step would be to create a new CSV with only the desired columns, then you can filter the information or subset the created CSV data into individual pieces of meaningful information. In my test, an input file with 12 columns (191 MB) is converted to a 4-column CSV (68.9 MB) and only European sales are retrieved from this file. The good news is that there is only 2 MB of data in memory when creating the 4-column CSV. Here is the file used in my test, set to C:\csv's\ folder to run the test on your own. Here is a clip showing the code in action.

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