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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting New code for modifying text files in a folder Post 302956313 by Aia on Tuesday 29th of September 2015 01:50:54 AM
Old 09-29-2015
I created the code based on your first post example:

Code:
Kinship Analysis Report --- Likelihood Ratio
Marker	mmm.fsa			jjj.fsa			Parent/Child (LR)	
CSF1PO	10	12		10	12		1.90183	
TPOX	8	9		9	11		0.97656	
TH01	6	9.3		7	9.3		3.42466	
vWA	18			18	19		4.34783	
D16S539	10	12		9	10		2.33645	
D7S820	10	12		9	12		2.50000	
D13S317	11	12		11	12		1.48845	
D5S818	10	11		11	13		1.02459	
FGA	19	25		19	24		3.62319	
D8S1179	10	14		10	12		10.41667	
D18S51	12			12			17.24138	
D21S11	28	31		29	31		3.16456	
D3S1358	16	17		17			2.76243	
PENTA E	12	14		11	12		2.01613	
PENTA D	10	12		10	12		4.53612
							1.28E+07

I suspect there are discrepancies between what you posted and what you actually have. Let me ask you. Does mmm.fsa jjj.fsa, actually exist in the real file? Is this "Marker" line, in red, the second line of the file?
 

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