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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Converting to matrix-like file using AWK Post 302714381 by fastlane3000 on Friday 12th of October 2012 05:39:17 AM
Old 10-12-2012
i really appreciate your help, this forum is really the best

sorry Agama, this one also doesn't work,
Output :
HTML Code:
||A|0|B|0|C|0
1||A|17,94|B|22,59|C|56,93
2||A|63,71|B|0|C|23,92
5||A|0|B|19,49|C|67,58
Don Cragun's solution worked like a charm

i just wondered if we can make it work for a 2nd field having more than 3 values other than A,B or C .
 

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