ExtractExcel,  Version 1.00
Filter values from a source spreadsheet and write them to a target spreadsheet

Usage:   ExtractExcel /SOURCE src /TARGET tgt /COLS "cols" [ options ]

Where:   src      is the source file name and optional sheet name or index
                  (e.g. source.xlsx "Sheet 2"; default sheet index 1)
         tgt      is the target file name and optional sheet name or index
                  (e.g. target.xlsx 3; default sheet index 1; file is created
                  if it does not exist, in which case sheet will be ignored)
         cols     is a list or range of columns to be read from the source file
                  (letters, e.g. "A..D,F,AA..AG", case insensitive, mandatory
                  unless rows are specified, default if rows specified: "A..Z")

Options: /ROWS    rows      list or range of rows to be used from source file
                            (numeric, e.g. "1,3,5..8,14", default: "1..100")

         /OFFSET  startrow  first row in target sheet to be written
                            (numeric, default: 1)
         /WHERE   query     filter rule, source row will be skipped if it does
                            not comply (see notes; default: do not skip)

Notes:   Queries format is "column operator value/column", e.g. "A < 0", "B > C"
         or "AF != 1.5"; whitespace is allowed; columns must be in upper case!
         Queries are interpreted by mXparser (https://mathparser.org/)
         See its tutorial at https://mathparser.org/mxparser-tutorial/ for
         details on more complex filter expressions, e.g. "(A=10)|(B<0)".
         Return code ("errorlevel") -1 in case of errors, otherwise 0.

Credits: Code to replace column by cell value by Vladimir
         https://stackoverflow.com/a/62778031
         Query parsing by mXparser
         https://mathparser.org/
         Manipulating Excel files by Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel
         https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel

Written by Rob van der Woude
https://www.robvanderwoude.com