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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Insert FileName to headers Post 302925937 by ali.seifaddini on Thursday 20th of November 2014 10:14:01 AM
Old 11-20-2014
Quote:
Originally Posted by RudiC
Try (untested):
Code:
awk 'BEGIN          {OFS = "\t"; HD=OFS OFS}
     FNR == 1       {HD=HD OFS FILENAME}
     FNR == NR      {a[$2 " " $3] = $1; next}
                    {a[$2 " " $3] = (a[$2 " " $3] OFS $1)}
     END            {print HD
                     for(x in a) print (x OFS a[x])}
    ' *  > Result.csv

Thank you for your responding. But your code didn`t work well.

the result:
Code:
SG1130113000247.CAPNFXS.csv.csv    SG1130113001247.CAPNFXT.csv.csv     SG1130113002247.CAPNFXU.csv.csv
76,3.62945,101.54361,2.000 76,3.62945,101.54862,2.000     80,3.61447,101.55863,2.000
         75,3.62945,101.54361,2.000    75,3.62945,101.54862,2.000     75,3.62945,101.55362,2.000    76,3.62945,101.55863,2.000     76,3.62446,101.54361,2.000    76,3.62446,101.54862,2.000     76,3.62446,101.55362,2.000    78,3.62446,101.55863,2.000     77,3.61946,101.54361,2.000    77,3.61946,101.54862,2.000     77,3.61946,101.55362,2.000    81,3.61946,101.55863,2.000     77,3.61447,101.54361,2.000    78,3.61447,101.54862,2.000     78,3.61447,101.55362,2.000    80,3.61447,101.55863,2.000     76,3.62945,101.54361,2.000    76,3.62945,101.54862,2.000     75,3.62945,101.55362,2.000    73,3.62945,101.55863,2.000     76,3.62446,101.54361,2.000    77,3.62446,101.54862,2.000     77,3.62446,101.55362,2.000    76,3.62446,101.55863,2.000     77,3.61946,101.54361,2.000    78,3.61946,101.54862,2.000     78,3.61946,101.55362,2.000    79,3.61946,101.55863,2.000     77,3.61447,101.54361,2.000    78,3.61447,101.54862,2.000     78,3.61447,101.55362,2.000    80,3.61447,101.55863,2.000     74,3.62945,101.54361,2.000    74,3.62945,101.54862,2.000     74,3.62945,101.55362,2.000    74,3.62945,101.55863,2.000     74,3.62446,101.54361,2.000    74,3.62446,101.54862,2.000     74,3.62446,101.55362,2.000    76,3.62446,101.55863,2.000     75,3.61946,101.54361,2.000    75,3.61946,101.54862,2.000     75,3.61946,101.55362,2.000    78,3.61946,101.55863,2.000     75,3.61447,101.54361,2.000    76,3.61447,101.54862,2.000     76,3.61447,101.55362,2.000    79,3.61447,101.55863,2.000
SG1130113001247.CAPNFXT.csv.csv SG1130113002247.CAPNFXU.csv.csv     SG1130113000247.CAPNFXS.csv.csv

 

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