Hello,
I'll not make this script for you for 2 reasons:
- first I don't have the time
- second this is not helping to do the job for you, as if I do so you will not learn
But here is how I would do this
1- create a script (bash would do the job)
2- extract each column and store them in an array (ex: awk < test '{ print $1 }') $2, $3, etc... for the next columns
3- write these arrays in a file.
Good luck
Last edited by angel115; 11-18-2012 at 01:23 PM.
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