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Old 02-09-2005
Data Doing sums
Let me explain my problem, I have a file in the following format
9602622 - User ID
01 -2 - Question number & Grade
02 - 3
03 - 7
04 - 12
05 - 9
06 - 0
9601664 - User ID
01 -2
02 - 3
03 - 7
04 - 12
05 - 9
06 - 0

I need to change the file so it looks like this

9601664 54 - User ID and their percentage

How do I do it, I believe I need to use awk however I am stuggling any help would be much appriciated Smilie
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Old 02-09-2005
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(6) Do not post classroom or homework problems. And I must say that this likes like homework to me...
 
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