creating QIF file under Dos using AWK

[prl]

The command as you've typed it will try to execute the string 
"script.awk" as an awk program and fail.

You need something more like:
     awk -F, -f script.awk statement.csv > statement.qif
or, if you really want to use input redirection
     awk -F, -f script.awk < statement.csv > statement.qif

I've always found character quoting in the Windows cmd shell one of the 
Dark Arts, so using a script file is probably going to work a lot better 
for you.

Peter

On 7/03/2015 22:05, piggyb wrote:
> Unfortunately I am still getting a error about the ^ circumflex accent
> I have read to escape characters under dos I can use a external script awk
> -f script.awk
> /awk < statement.csv -F, script.awk > statement.qif/
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> But no clear idea how to implement it
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