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On Saturday 24 May 2008, 06:18, Zhang Weiwu wrote: |
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> Hi. |
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> I got a datasheet from my colleague in MS Excel format and I intend to |
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> process that file with my awk/sed knowledge. The problem is: he sent |
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> me two Excel files each with 2134 records, in fact there should be |
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> only one excel file with 2134 rows and 295 columns, but MS Excel can |
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> only handle 256 data columns, so he split the datasheet vertically so |
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> he can manage to send to me. |
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> Now I saved both file to tab-separated-value format, how do I join |
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> them? |
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IIUC, you have two files like this: |
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file1: |
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col1,col2,col3, ... ,col256 |
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(2134 rows) |
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file2: |
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col257,col258, ... ,col295 |
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(2134 rows) |
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If my understanding is correct, then |
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paste -d, file1 file2 |
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should do what you want. |
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Hope this helps. |
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