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Parse all of your required line to different file with awk and then join all of your file with the paste command. With the paste command you can use any kind of seperator also. In this example i used...

Assume that your data1 is like that

45 Deney
78 Selam
101 Hi
25 Hello
1
2
3
4
5
67
8
9
125
122
20
30
40
50

The scripts shown just write the extracted data to standard output. The original data (datfile1 and datfile2) are not modified. If you want to save the output in files, try something like:...

somebody here could probably get this same code done easier in ruby or perl or awk but this should at least get you started ...
#! /bin/bash
int=$1

PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin

cd /dir...

Here are a couple of ways to do it:
#!/bin/bash
echo 'processing datfile1 using while loop:'
while read x
do if [ "$x" -gt 16000 ]
then printf "%d\n" "$x"
fi
done <...