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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Script to generate sequence of numbers Post 302915482 by aramacha on Wednesday 3rd of September 2014 09:54:21 AM
Old 09-03-2014
Script to generate sequence of numbers

I need awk script to generate part number sequencing based on data in multiple columns like below

Code:
Input File
---------
Col A|Col B|Col C|
1|a|x|
2|b|y|
 |c|z|
 | |m| 
 | |n|

And out put should be like

Code:
1ax
1ay
1az
1am
1an
1bx
1by
1bz
1bm
1bn
1cx
1cy
1cz
1cm
1cn
2ax
2ay
2az
2am
2an
2bx
2by
2bz
2bm
2bn
2cx
2cy
2cz
2cm
2cn

Thanks

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