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Old 06-19-2010
Question Match two files and divide a field !

Hello,

I have two files that have the date field as a common. I request your help with some script that divide the value of the file1 by the value in the file2 only when the field date are the same between both files and create a new text file.

This is a sample of the files

file1
Code:
6/1/2010,    107.02
6/3/2010,    110.19
6/4/2010,    106.31
6/7/2010,    104.99
6/8/2010,    106.12
6/9/2010,    105.55
6/11/2010,    109.16
6/14/2010,    108.99
6/15/2010,    111.47
6/16/2010,    111.43
6/17/2010,    111.61
6/18/2010,    111.73

file2
Code:
6/1/2010,    19.91
6/2/2010,    19.78
6/3/2010,    17.96
6/4/2010,    19.19
6/8/2010,    21
6/9/2010,    20.56
6/10/2010,    18.97
6/11/2010,    20.01
6/15/2010,    20.99
6/16/2010,    20.33
6/17/2010,    21.9
6/18/2010,    22.83

Thanks in advance

Last edited by Scott; 06-20-2010 at 08:15 AM..
 

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