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Final Output
Hi There,
I am having two output files having the following information: Output1: Name1 0 Name2 222 Name3 598 Name4 9800 Output2: Name1 10 Name2 333 Name3 567 Name4 39003 as you can see the two output files have the same Name colom but different records for each name. Now, how can i generate a final output file having the same Name in it in one coloum and the two recrods of each name in 2 coloumns,i.e., the final output should be of the following format: Name1 0 10 Name2 222 333 Name3 598 567 Name4 9800 39003 I am using bash shell. Any idea on that? Thanks for your help. |
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