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sorting an ascii file
I would like to sort a large ascii file. Primary sort on the 1st column, and secondary sort on the second column. The file consists of 10 rows of header text and then thousands of rows with 6 columns. I want to sort all of the rows by the first column and second column. As an example, here is example.asc:
Header text 256 5000 4008 300 5000 4008 256 5006 4008 I would also like to know the minimum and maximum number for columns 1 and 2. Help is much appreciated! |
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