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print columns(file-1) vs column(file-2) help needed multiple input file
I wonder how the below lines compare the 1st column and put the correspond value ? awk 'NR==FNR{v[$1]=$4;next}{print $0,v[$1]}' countNeigbor.txt countSR.txt -
print columns(file-1) vs column(file-2) help needed multiple input file
MR. PHV (MIS, I am so much glad to try your code. Its only one line code. and it works Its what I wanted. Sorry, did not tried it before. I thank you a lot to help me. Have a good day ! -
print columns(file-1) vs column(file-2) help needed multiple input file
Thanks you so much again for everyone. I got the result as I wanted. Just needed to change the column in the code provided. {k=""; for(i in f1){if(i==$3)k=f1[i];} print $0" "k;}' file2 It works. Thanks you so much. Please keep helping with a smile! -
print columns(file-1) vs column(file-2) help needed multiple input file
Thank you so much for your support and quick responses. It helps me,Thanks a lot LKBrwnDBA. But I did not get the result file as I wanted. The values that are mapped are not the values that correponds to 1st column. I explain it again. 1) File countNeighbor.txt (file-1) and it is sorted... -
print columns(file-1) vs column(file-2) help needed multiple input file
Hi :), I have two files. file-1 named "countNeigbor.txt" have 4 columns, --- column 1 has its corresponding value in column 4 file-2 names "countSR.txt", have 3 columns, ----- column 1 values == column 1 values of file-1 but it repeates . file-2 : column 1 has its correspondance reference with...
