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Thanks, I tried the octal dump and it appears that the line endings are: \r \n

Could that be the problem? I could try to strip of '\r' with sed I suppose.

@anchal_khare I also got it working with other files, but not with emails.

I'd rather not, they are emails. :D

Edit: I made two mock up files with just random words in them, and it now work as intended with them. Very strange, are there any special meaning to @ for bash...

That still does not work I'm afraid.

file1 contains 99 lines which all appear in file2.

file2 contains 109 lines.

What I want is to get the 10 lines that does not appear in file1.

Doing...

Thank you, I used the "-f" option, adding "-F" as well made it significantly faster.

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Thank you, that is so much better! I managed to get grep -f to do what I wanted, was not aware of this.

Hello,

I'm interested in finding all occurrences of the terms in file1 in file2, which are both csv files. I can do this with a loop but I'm interested in knowing if I can also do it with the help...