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combining two files
Post 302240702 by rock1 on Friday 26th of September 2008 11:34:54 AM
09-26-2008
hi...
this is giving me
Filename1 xx 10296 xxx Date:
Filename1 yy 10296 xxx Date:
Filename1 10296 xxx Date: 09/01/08
Filename2 xx Date:
Filename2 yy 10296 xxx Date:
Filename2 zz 10296 xxx Date:
Filename2 10296 xxx Date: 09/05/08
Filename3 xx 10296 xxx Date:
Filename3 10296 xxx Date: 09/08/08
I can use this..but the last code you gave me worked better..This is replacing the total line only with the date.
Ideally: the output will change date every total line.
Filename1 xx 10296 xxx Date: 09/01/08
Filename1 yy 10296 xxx Date: 09/01/08
Filename1 Total 10296 xxx Date: 09/01/08
Filename2 xx Date: 09/05/08
Filename2 yy 10296 xxx Date: 09/05/08
Filename2 Total 10296 xxx Date: 09/05/08
Filename2 10296 xxx Date: 09/05/08
If u can give me brief explaination of the code i can try modifying it for my needs. Again thank you so much for your time and help
I just wanted the date repeating in every line.
this is giving me
Filename1 xx 10296 xxx Date:
Filename1 yy 10296 xxx Date:
Filename1 10296 xxx Date: 09/01/08
Filename2 xx Date:
Filename2 yy 10296 xxx Date:
Filename2 zz 10296 xxx Date:
Filename2 10296 xxx Date: 09/05/08
Filename3 xx 10296 xxx Date:
Filename3 10296 xxx Date: 09/08/08
I can use this..but the last code you gave me worked better..This is replacing the total line only with the date.
Ideally: the output will change date every total line.
Filename1 xx 10296 xxx Date: 09/01/08
Filename1 yy 10296 xxx Date: 09/01/08
Filename1 Total 10296 xxx Date: 09/01/08
Filename2 xx Date: 09/05/08
Filename2 yy 10296 xxx Date: 09/05/08
Filename2 Total 10296 xxx Date: 09/05/08
Filename2 10296 xxx Date: 09/05/08
If u can give me brief explaination of the code i can try modifying it for my needs. Again thank you so much for your time and help
I just wanted the date repeating in every line.
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