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Array prob
Thank u PHV for your assistance. The 2 files ARE(after some manipulation from my side) going to be: file2 is the subset of file1 meaning all file2 RECORDS are in file1 BUT WITHOUTH THE $3 column which is the value 620 in the example I gave you. Once again thank you guys..:-)- olympiakos
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- Forum: AWK
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Array prob
Ooops I did...... File 2 doesnt start with what it should...... Thanks guys:-)- olympiakos
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- Forum: AWK
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Array prob
Thank you guys for your swift response. The script CaKiWi you put on, it doesnt do the trick. I post portion of these files. FILE1 ET-653 SE-NH ET-654 WO-EX ET-655 WO-EX ET-656 WO-EX ET-657 WO-EX ET-658 WO-EX ET-659 WO-EX ET-660 WO-EX ET-661 WO-EX ET-662 WO-EX ET-663 WO-EX ET-664...- olympiakos
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- Forum: AWK
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Array prob
Hello all, I want to ask you if and how I can perform the following task using awk and arrays (even though they are single-dimensional). I have 2 files of the format: File1: ET-123 WO ET-135 WO ET-158 SE FILE2: ET-123 WO 620 The example I give is typical but the volume of the files is...- olympiakos
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