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Here is the O/S and I am using a bash shell.

I tried what you are speaking of and i still get the...

OK... I am back to work... The last post talking about spaces... I tried but I am still getting the same result... Do spaces matter that much... I know whitespace makes a difference but there has to...

OK ... so i made 1.txt file containing
1
2
3
4....
and I made 2.txt file containing
a
b
c
d...
and after using the paste command i got

1 a
2 b
3 c
4 d
5 e
6 f
7 g
8 h

I have done some changing files around and it seems that the paste command is only pulling from the second input file. What would cause it to do this? I changed the files around and if the lat was...

[77225 loc]$ wc -l temp113-lon.txt
52 temp113-lon.txt
[77225 loc]$ wc -l temp113-lat.txt
52 temp113-lat.txt
[77225 loc]$

I checked both of the files and they contain data.... I am really lost on this one...

Could it be the - in the file name?

That is what I thought. I am not really understanding what the problem is... I did that exact command and this is what I got

[77225 loc]$ paste -d' ' temp113-lat.txt temp113-lon.txt
5105.471900...

Inquiring minds want to know.... I need to take two files that I have latitude and longitude values and then combine them into one file with the values side by side separated by a space.

the first...