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Each text file contains the data below in a directory, but with different time-stamp and different numbers.
What I want to do is extract the date & numbers in a CSV file so that I can export it into like an Excel document to graph...
I am trying to find a way to extract the [07:05:00] date data from every file (just once, as you can see its there in 2 places) in the directory to another file.
I got this working for the [Record Reads 16081939] entry below, just grabbing the value part with:
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