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cypher175,

- Read the file into an initial array using _FileReadToArray

- Create a second array with the right number of dimensions

- Split each element of the first array (i.e. each line) with StringSplit using @TAB as the delimiter

- Transfer the elements of the StringSplit array into the correct places in the second

Job done. ;)

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cypher175,

BugFix wrote a couple functions pertaining to File Read/Write with 2D, his original post can be found #394415

Other than that, the only way I could suggesting is looping FileReadLine() than splitting and adding to the array

Example:

#include <File.au3>
#include <Array.au3>
Local $myFile="MyFile.txt"
$file=FileOpen($myFile,1)
$fileLines=_FileCountLines($myFile)
Local $myArray[$fileLines][5]
For $a=1 To $fileLines
    $line=StringSplit(FileReadLine($myFile,$a),@TAB)
    $myArray[0] = $line[1]
    $myArray[1] = $line[2]
    $myArray[2] = $line[3]
    $myArray[3] = $line[4]
    $myArray[4] = $line[5]
Next

FileClose($file)

_ArrayDisplay($myArray,"My Array")

I did not test the script, but in theory it should work. It will probably be slow if you are working with very large files.

Edit: Melba23's suggestion would more than likely be faster than the example I have provided.

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If every row has the same number of elements but you don't know how many elements each row has then this should work:

#include <file.au3>
#include <array.au3>
Global $aInFile
_FileReadToArray("C:\temp\test.txt", $aInFile)
$aDimension = StringSplit($aInFile[1], @TAB)
Global $aOutArray[$aInFile[0] + 1][$aDimension[0]]
For $iIndex1 = 1 To $aInFile[0]
    $aRecord = StringSplit($aInFile[$iIndex1], @TAB)
    For $iIndex2 = 0 To $aRecord[0]-1
        $aOutArray[$iIndex1][$iIndex2] = $aRecord[$iIndex2+1]
    Next
Next
$aOutArray[0][0] = $aInFile[0]
$aOutArray[0][1] = $aDimension[0]

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