I have tried ur code. It works well
But it shows output only for a single A file and its corresponding single B file.
Now, I need to run it for multiple files and save their data into new file.
I tried the following code, but it doesnt work
f
Code:
name=list1
exec<$fname
while read line
do
f2name=list2
exec<$f2name
while read line2
do
awk ' NR==1{a=$1; next} $2=="BBM" && $5==a {print $4}' $line $line2> $line"456"
done
done
thanks for the help!!!!
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Hi ygemici,
code given by you also works for single A file and single B file.
the output shown is :
Code:
RGF
HGD
ALA
ALA
ALA
ALA
ALA
ALA
ALA
ALA
ALA
ALA
ALA
Although I need to display only RGF
Kindly help me to work with multiple files at a time.
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