I used to be a Data Scientist and often found data that I’d want to “peak” at.  AutoHotkey listviews are an easy way to do this!

Example Easily pushing delimited data into a ListView in AutoHotkey

https://youtu.be/XdHqE6v4Ov8

Here’s the code I used to Easily pushing delimited data into a ListView in AutoHotkey
 

#Include  

;**************************************

Data=

(

Email	First_Name	Last_Name	Title	Another	more	more2

Joe@the-Automator.com	Joe	Glines	the-Automator	LastFound	one	End

joejunkemail@yahoo.com	Jon	King	King	big	guy	Here

Joe@AnotherDomain.com	Joseph	GLines	Something	now	what	ok

)

	

Data1=

(

ONE,TWO,THREE,FOUR,FIVE,SIX

1one,1two,1three,1four,1five,1six

2one,2two,2three,2four,2five,2six

)

LV_Table(Data1,",",1,Title:="Example Tab delimited data & not using header") ;comma on variable

;~ Data_Source3:=A_ScriptDir . "\data.txt"

;~ LV_Table(Data_Source3,,0,Title:="Example large tab delimited FILE not using header") ;tab on file 



;~ LV_Table(Post, delimiter:="`t",UseHeader:=1,Title:="Joe's posts")

LV_Table(Data_Source, delimiter="`t",UseHeader=1,Title=""){ ; default delimiter set to tab

	if FileExist(Data_Source) ;if file exists use it as source

		FileRead, Data_Source, %Data_Source% ;read in and store as variable

	

	;***********parse the data in variable and store in object******************* 

	data_obj := StrSplit(Data_Source,"`n","`r") ;parse earch row and store in object

	rowHeader:=StrReplace(data_obj.RemoveAt(1),Delimiter,"|",Numb_Columns) ; Remove header from Object and convert to pipe delimited

	if (useHeader=0){

		loop, % Numb_Columns+1

			RH.="Col_" A_Index "|"

		rowHeader:=RH

	}

	

	dCols:= (Numb_Columns<8) ? 400: ((Numb_Columns<80) ? 650 : 1100) ;if cols <10 use 400; if cols <80 use 650 ; else use 1100

	dRows:= (data_obj.MaxIndex() >27) ? 26 : data_obj.MaxIndex() ;if rows >27 use 26 else use # of rows

	

	Gui, Table_View: New,,%Title% ;create new gui window and set title

	Gui, Add, ListView, w%dCols% r%dRows% grid , % rowHeader ;set headers

		

	For Each, Row In data_obj ;add the data lines to the ListView

		LV_Add("", StrSplit(Row, Delimiter)*) ;LV_Add is a variadic function

	

	Gui, Table_View:Show

}