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 | TryImportFromMultipleAsciiFilesVertically(DataTable, IEnumerableString, Boolean, AsciiImportOptions, String) |
Imports multiple Ascii files into the provided table in vertical order, i.e. in new rows. The provided importOptions are used to import the files.
If the names of the subsequently imported table columns match, the data will be written in the matching column. Otherwise new columns with the unmatched column names were created.
Property columns will only be imported from the first table.
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| TryImportFromMultipleAsciiFilesVertically(DataTable, IEnumerableString, Boolean, AsciiImportOptions, String) |
Imports multiple Ascii files into the provided table in vertical order, i.e. in new rows.. The import options are determined from the first file, and then used to import all other files.
If the names of the subsequently imported table columns match, the data will be written in the matching column. Otherwise new columns with the unmatched column names were created.
Property columns will only be imported from the first table.
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| TryImportFromMultipleAsciiFilesVertically(DataTable, IEnumerableString, Boolean, Boolean, String) |
Imports multiple Ascii files into the provided table in vertical order, i.e. in new rows.. Depending on the value of determineImportOptionsSeparatelyForEachFile, the import options are either deterimined from the first file and then used for all other files, or determined separately for each file.
If the names of the subsequently imported table columns match, the data will be written in the matching column. Otherwise new columns with the unmatched column names were created.
Property columns will only be imported from the first table.
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