I have a text file (abc.txt) which will be having the file name along with the path which is to be converted to .csv. Below is the script I wrote:
{while IFS= read -r f ; do
filename="${f%.*}"
ssconvert ${filename}.xls ${filename}.csv
done < abc.txt}
Problem is the file .xls file name having space in it. So the script is not working,says:
Unable to guess exporter to use for 'file:
You should surround the following in double-quotes to prevent globbing and word splitting:
ssconvert "${filename}.xls" "${filename}.csv"
Also include a space between your curly-brackets and the next/previous object { ... }
:
{ while IFS= read -r f ; do
filename="${f%.*}"
ssconvert "${filename}.xls" "${filename}.csv"
done < abc.txt ; }
Note: If you are still having issues with the "export type" error mentioned in the comments maybe try ssconvert "${filename}".xls "${filename}".csv
as I'm not familiar with the exact syntax it requires. You can check your scripts easily with the online tool shellcheck.net.