How to extract all Yahoo emails from a .CSV file?

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grep can read directly from a file, so unless you are intentionally trying to limit the input size the use of head is unnecessary. Likewise, cat is pointless here. The following should work:

grep "@yahoo.com" EmailList.csv > file2.csv

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