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thanks you are a star

Thanks again, is there anyomne outhere who can assist with the rounding issue?

OK that does the trick
could you just help explain the code for me as to what each section is doing so that i may learn from this process rather thangettingthe answer.

Also one problem i am...

I have the following data in FILE1.CSV:

code: Amount1: Amount2:
xxxxx ,, 200 ,,400
yyxxa ,,200
bbcgu ,,2500 ,,300

i...

But how can you declare:
file1="AbCdEf"

as you dont have have a clue what file 1 would be as it could be "ABCDEF", "aBcDeF" or what ever the user calls it.

so th initial problem i have is how...

could you give me an example as my skills are pretty poor
have chacked man tr but am confused as to how i would use to process a file irrelevant of its case...

Plus tr only appears to accept...

I was hoping someone could expand on this for me as it could be useful.
How would you do teh below but for different file names.

i.e. say on one day FILEA.TXT is called filea.txt, or FiLeA.tXT or...

Thanks for your help, however i am unable to get teh code above to work.
I have had some assistance with the above from anothe forumite who gave me the following code:

#!/bin/ksh
cat file1.csv...

I need a little help as I am a complete novice at scripting in unix. However, i am posed with an issue... i have two csv files in the following format@

FILE1.CSV:
HEADER
HEADER
Header
, ,...

Sorry my mistake that was due to a typo. I have edited and amended above as required.

The logic behing it is that the first csv (FILE1.CSV) file is produced but may have incorrect figures...

anybody outhere with a clue???

I need a little help as I am a complete novice at scripting in unix. However, i am posed with an issue...:eek: i have two csv files in the following format@

FILE1.CSV:
HEADER
HEADER
Header...