How to loop through first file and print each row in the first file next to all the rows in the second file using AWK?
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I think the title may be confusing, so here's a small example of what I am trying to accomplish.
File 1:
Adam
John
Tim
File 2:
,2018-2-1301
,2018-3-1379
,2018-1-3809
,2018-2-5801
Output:
Adam,2018-2-1301
Adam,2018-3-1379
Adam,2018-1-3809
Adam,2018-2-5801
John,2018-2-1301
John,2018-3-1379
John,2018-1-3809
John,2018-2-5801
Tim,2018-2-1301
Tim,2018-3-1379
Tim,2018-1-3809
Tim,2018-2-5801
Thanks!
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I think the title may be confusing, so here's a small example of what I am trying to accomplish.
File 1:
Adam
John
Tim
File 2:
,2018-2-1301
,2018-3-1379
,2018-1-3809
,2018-2-5801
Output:
Adam,2018-2-1301
Adam,2018-3-1379
Adam,2018-1-3809
Adam,2018-2-5801
John,2018-2-1301
John,2018-3-1379
John,2018-1-3809
John,2018-2-5801
Tim,2018-2-1301
Tim,2018-3-1379
Tim,2018-1-3809
Tim,2018-2-5801
Thanks!
linux text-processing awk
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up vote
0
down vote
favorite
up vote
0
down vote
favorite
I think the title may be confusing, so here's a small example of what I am trying to accomplish.
File 1:
Adam
John
Tim
File 2:
,2018-2-1301
,2018-3-1379
,2018-1-3809
,2018-2-5801
Output:
Adam,2018-2-1301
Adam,2018-3-1379
Adam,2018-1-3809
Adam,2018-2-5801
John,2018-2-1301
John,2018-3-1379
John,2018-1-3809
John,2018-2-5801
Tim,2018-2-1301
Tim,2018-3-1379
Tim,2018-1-3809
Tim,2018-2-5801
Thanks!
linux text-processing awk
New contributor
I think the title may be confusing, so here's a small example of what I am trying to accomplish.
File 1:
Adam
John
Tim
File 2:
,2018-2-1301
,2018-3-1379
,2018-1-3809
,2018-2-5801
Output:
Adam,2018-2-1301
Adam,2018-3-1379
Adam,2018-1-3809
Adam,2018-2-5801
John,2018-2-1301
John,2018-3-1379
John,2018-1-3809
John,2018-2-5801
Tim,2018-2-1301
Tim,2018-3-1379
Tim,2018-1-3809
Tim,2018-2-5801
Thanks!
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