subset a large file based on elements in another file

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I would like to subset a large file based on elements in another file in bash. Here is an example data for the first file:



Col1,Col2,Col3

A,10,50

B,10,05

C,20,30

B,20,03

A,30,100

C,30,111

D,40,120



The second file is:

A

B

C



I would to save subset of file1 with first column takes value "A" to A.txt; and "B" to B.txt, and so on.



Before I am using



awk '$1=="A"' file1.txt > A.txt



but now I have to deal with 100+ different names in the second file, looking for a better way to get the job done. Thanks!!!









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    I would like to subset a large file based on elements in another file in bash. Here is an example data for the first file:



    Col1,Col2,Col3

    A,10,50

    B,10,05

    C,20,30

    B,20,03

    A,30,100

    C,30,111

    D,40,120



    The second file is:

    A

    B

    C



    I would to save subset of file1 with first column takes value "A" to A.txt; and "B" to B.txt, and so on.



    Before I am using



    awk '$1=="A"' file1.txt > A.txt



    but now I have to deal with 100+ different names in the second file, looking for a better way to get the job done. Thanks!!!









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      I would like to subset a large file based on elements in another file in bash. Here is an example data for the first file:



      Col1,Col2,Col3

      A,10,50

      B,10,05

      C,20,30

      B,20,03

      A,30,100

      C,30,111

      D,40,120



      The second file is:

      A

      B

      C



      I would to save subset of file1 with first column takes value "A" to A.txt; and "B" to B.txt, and so on.



      Before I am using



      awk '$1=="A"' file1.txt > A.txt



      but now I have to deal with 100+ different names in the second file, looking for a better way to get the job done. Thanks!!!









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      I would like to subset a large file based on elements in another file in bash. Here is an example data for the first file:



      Col1,Col2,Col3

      A,10,50

      B,10,05

      C,20,30

      B,20,03

      A,30,100

      C,30,111

      D,40,120



      The second file is:

      A

      B

      C



      I would to save subset of file1 with first column takes value "A" to A.txt; and "B" to B.txt, and so on.



      Before I am using



      awk '$1=="A"' file1.txt > A.txt



      but now I have to deal with 100+ different names in the second file, looking for a better way to get the job done. Thanks!!!







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