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Ah. That could also have been remedied with awk -F"/" 'NR==FNR '{ A[$NF]++; next } $NF in A'

I misplaced a quote, sorry.

The awk code doesn't create a file, the find code does.
find /path/to/root > allfiles

awk -F"/" 'NR==FNR { A[$1]++; next } $NF in A' filelist allfiles | while read...

find /path/to/root > allfiles

awk -F"/" 'NR==FNR '{ A[$1]++; next } $NF in A' filelist allfiles | while read LINE
do
echo cp "$LINE" /path/to/dest
done

rm allfiles

BEGIN {
out_file = "junk2"
print "line 1" >out_file
print "line 2" >out_file
}

awk -f script.awk inputfile > outputfile

Well... you just use the ">" sign in order to direct the output to an output file.

Pablo.

find . -name Results*.dat -exec cp {} /destination/dir \;

Read the man page for -exec

vino