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08-01-2008
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Changing display and format of file
I have an input file which looks like this:
601 a 602 a 603 a 601 b 610 c 615 c 603 d 601 d 612 d I need the utput to look like this 601 a 602 603 602 a 601 603 603 a 601 602 601 b 610 c 615 615 c 610 603 d 601 612 601 d 603 612 612 d 601 603 Any idea how this can be done? Regards Wah 
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08-02-2008
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Firstly, please create file below:
a 601 602 603 b 601 c 610 615 d 601 603 612 Secondary, please use "join" command: a 601 601 602 603 a 602 601 602 603 a 603 601 602 603 b 601 601 c 610 610 615 c 615 610 615 d 601 601 603 612 d 603 601 603 612 d 612 601 603 612 Thirdly, please replace 1st word and 2nd word. Forthly, please delete same word as 1st word. It's my idea. One step is easy.
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