Extract the matched data in CSV or XLS

Hi all

I have a file that I can download as a CSV or XLS file. I want to take the file that contains the customer data (name, company, address, city, State, country, e-mail, telephone, etc.) and separate customers who are in the United States and those who are not in the United States. I was able to import the entire XLS in labview as a 2D array, but I do not know how to separate American and Non-American customers and return the results to an excel template.

Attached is an Excel with the test data. The excel file will always vary in size, but the columns will always be the same.

Thank you all!

You need not use the search table (although this would be a way faster and smart thing to do). The simple way to do this is:

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