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If it is a folder comparison report, you can output it as a CSV file by adding the following options.
Unfortunately, there is no option to output the file comparison report in CSV format. However, since the output HTML file can be opened in Excel, it is possible to make it a CSV file. |
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Hi all,
Is it possible to use the command line with the /or option to produce an output report in .csv format ?
By default the output appears to be created as a html file, and specifying csv in the output file name just creates a html file with a .csv extension.
For my use case, I'm comparing two folders using size only.
Both of these command lines give output that is a html file
"C:\Program Files\WinMerge\winmergeu.exe" /m Size \source_parent\folder \target_parent\folder /or g:\folder_comp_report.html
"C:\Program Files\WinMerge\winmergeu.exe" /m Size \source_parent\folder \target_parent\folder /or g:\folder_comp_report.csv
Thanks for looking !
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