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I have two files; I want to append the two columns of data that exist in file2 at the end of file1. So, if file 1 has 10 fields of data, the columns 1 and 2 from file2 would now become fields 11 and 12 in file1. All fields from file1 remain unchanged. Thanks!

I was just completely stuck - but I think this will work perfectly, thank you!

My problem is I'm not sure how to extract all records between and including these two values. ~ Eric.

I have a text file consisting of 3 columns: time, latitude, and longitude. My bash script prompts the user for a beginning time and an end time, and I want to use awk to extract all values bewteen these two, including the user-defined values, to a new text file. Each subsequent start-end pair...

Thanks for the fast reply! I'm unfamiliar with this variable prev; I can't find anything on this variable in my awk text. Does it always correspond to the current field in the previous record? Thanks again, ~ Eric.

Hi, I have a text file with three columns of data: time, latitude, and longitude. I want to check that all the values in the time column increment up only (i.e., 1300, 1301, etc) and report if there are any times out of order in the file. To do this, I thought that I needed to be able to compare...