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  1. Actually, I made another small adjustment to only get the distinct values. Thanks again. 

     

     

    distinct_value = []


    with open ("MDMALL.txt",) as myfile:
        with open ("MDMADJUST.txt",'w') as newfile:
            for lines in myfile:
                          if lines.startswith("TXA") and lines.split("|")[5] not in distinct_value:
                                    distinct_value.append(lines.split("|")[5])
                                    newfile.writelines(lines.split("|")[5])
                                    newfile.writelines('\n')
                                    
                                    
    print(*distinct_value, sep = '\n', end = '')

  2. Funce -  Thank you. This is just what I needed. Worked like a charm. 

     

     

    distinct_value = []


    with open ("MDMALL.txt",) as myfile:
        with open ("MDMADJUST.txt") as newfile:
            for lines in myfile:
                          if lines.startswith("TXA"):
                                    distinct_value = lines.split("|")
                                    print(distinct_value[5])

  3. Using Python3- I am trying to read a file line by line and extract the distinct values between the 2nd and 3rd pipe ( | ) on all lines that start with a certain string (in this example, "TXA"). I know how to open and read the txt files line by line, and also know how to write to a new one. Not sure how to only write the values between the 2nd and 3rd pipe. The pipes are not always in the same spot, so I cant use a set index to print. Example of txt file and code are below.  Any help will be appreciated. 

     

    distinct_value = []

    with open ("textfile.txt",) as myfile:
        with open ('newtextfile.txt','w') as newfile:
            for lines in myfile:
                          if lines.startswith("TXA") and lines not in distinct_value:
                                    distinct.append(lines)
                                    newfile.writelines('\n'+lines)

     

     

     

    textfile.txt example below.

     

    ABC|asdf|111|111
    TXA|SS2|234|222
    TTT|SS3|1113|456|
    TXA|SS45|3455|1111
    PCS|222|45|SP333
    TXA|344|34|3334
    TXA|34445|3455|143111

     

     

    newtextfile.txt would have the following values

    234

    3455

    34

     

     

     

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