I believe the following script does what you want:
Note that it still assumes that the 1st field in o.txt is formatted as a floating point number with three digits after the radix point. If you save this script in a file (for example split4), make it executable:
edit it to change /bin/ksh in the first line of the script to be an absolute pathname to the Korn shell on your system (if it isn't in /bin/ksh), and run it:
it will create your four output files no.txt, ro.txt, tro.txt, and trun.txt from the input files 11.txt and o.txt. Note that it will overwrite each of these four files each time you run the script; not append to them. If you want to use different file names for the output files, run it as:
to specify alternative output file names (note that the order is important).
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