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Hi,
I have a file which contains names with counts for eg: antony 21 John 34 Joseph 35 Bill 30 and I have an excemption file containing. John Joseph Can anyone help to write a script using this excemption files to make the count 0 for the names that are in this list the output should be antony 21 John 0 Joseph 0 Bill 30 any comments or help appriciated. Thanks, Antony |
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