yes, position $7 can have a list of possible values not just aa1. The same is true for $8 and $9. I was thinking I could first work on position $7. Save the file and continue with the next one. Your suggestion works the problem is I would have to create a text file for all possible values, safe it and run it. I was wondering if you know a better way? I tired a for loop (and an array) to get all the items for e.g. $7 but it did not work.
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Dear Don Cragun,
You are right. I was thinking of doing one list after the other. Like I tried to describe in my last post.
Code:
for ITEMS in 'cat item_at_position_7.list'
do
???
done < in.txt > out7.txt
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