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Output the rows if the cell value is in a specific range: code:
         
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Print a row by searching a specific column in a csv file: code:
         

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Print a row by searching a specific column in a csv file: code:
        

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Search a row in a simple format: code:
        
Output:
The output of this script can additionally give a "stupid" error message: "IndexError: list index out of range".

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Search a row with a keyword in any cell: code:
        

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Print a row with a keyword in any cell: code:
        
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Search a row with two keywords in any cell: code:
        
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Search a row with three keywords in any cell: code:
        
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Search a row with four keywords in any cell: code:
        
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Search a row with five keywords in any cell: code:
        
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Search a row with six keywords in any cell: code:
        
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Search a row with seven keywords in any cell: code:
        
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Search a row with eight keywords in any cell: code:
        
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Search a row with nine keywords in any cell: code:
        
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Search a row with a keyword from multiple csv files: code:
         
Input:
         Multiple csv files in the folder "MyPath".
Outputs:
            Output 1. A csv file with a name of "My_Output.csv" (the lines in yellow are headers, while the line in red does not have a real "header"):
           
            Output 2: Printed in Python interface: