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Hello friends,
I have the following data: abc-xyz abc = 0-999 xyz = 0-999 and there are 10000 lines or more: Example of data file: 123000 123001 123004 123005 123004 123004 123008 123008 123008 123008 246599 246700 246999 246999 246999 246999 246999 246888 246881 246999 357001 357888 357999 357999 357999 357999 357999 357999 357999 357999 I am looking for a script which will count the number of times the same number repeat. My result from the given data above should be: 123000 1 123001 1 123004 3 123005 1 123008 4 246599 1 246700 1 246881 1 246888 1 246999 6 357001 1 357888 1 357999 8 Thanks! |
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