Splitting a file based on values next to matching pattern

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I am having a file input.txt which include ~50,000 rows and ~100 column. I want to split is according to matching entry followed by the matching patter. File separator are both space and tab.



input.txt



#information 
#dateofcreation 
#file type
AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH II 
AA bb ac aD FF GG hg ad 
DA ga Dt pp Ee FF gg pm TT
DA bR AT GT Gg FF GG Hb Yh
NM gt Jh GT FF hb TH KM MM


In the input file there a matching field EE in all the lines followed by the entry matches in some lines. I want to have three output file from this input file



GG.txt



AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH II
AA bb ac aD FF GG hg ad DA 
bR AT GT Gg FF GG Hb Yh


gg.txt



DA ga Dt pp Ee FF gg pm TT


hb.txt



NM gt Jh GT FF hb TH KM MM


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    I am having a file input.txt which include ~50,000 rows and ~100 column. I want to split is according to matching entry followed by the matching patter. File separator are both space and tab.



    input.txt



    #information 
    #dateofcreation 
    #file type
    AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH II 
    AA bb ac aD FF GG hg ad 
    DA ga Dt pp Ee FF gg pm TT
    DA bR AT GT Gg FF GG Hb Yh
    NM gt Jh GT FF hb TH KM MM


    In the input file there a matching field EE in all the lines followed by the entry matches in some lines. I want to have three output file from this input file



    GG.txt



    AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH II
    AA bb ac aD FF GG hg ad DA 
    bR AT GT Gg FF GG Hb Yh


    gg.txt



    DA ga Dt pp Ee FF gg pm TT


    hb.txt



    NM gt Jh GT FF hb TH KM MM


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      input.txt



      #information 
      #dateofcreation 
      #file type
      AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH II 
      AA bb ac aD FF GG hg ad 
      DA ga Dt pp Ee FF gg pm TT
      DA bR AT GT Gg FF GG Hb Yh
      NM gt Jh GT FF hb TH KM MM


      In the input file there a matching field EE in all the lines followed by the entry matches in some lines. I want to have three output file from this input file



      GG.txt



      AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH II
      AA bb ac aD FF GG hg ad DA 
      bR AT GT Gg FF GG Hb Yh


      gg.txt



      DA ga Dt pp Ee FF gg pm TT


      hb.txt



      NM gt Jh GT FF hb TH KM MM


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      I am having a file input.txt which include ~50,000 rows and ~100 column. I want to split is according to matching entry followed by the matching patter. File separator are both space and tab.



      input.txt



      #information 
      #dateofcreation 
      #file type
      AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH II 
      AA bb ac aD FF GG hg ad 
      DA ga Dt pp Ee FF gg pm TT
      DA bR AT GT Gg FF GG Hb Yh
      NM gt Jh GT FF hb TH KM MM


      In the input file there a matching field EE in all the lines followed by the entry matches in some lines. I want to have three output file from this input file



      GG.txt



      AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH II
      AA bb ac aD FF GG hg ad DA 
      bR AT GT Gg FF GG Hb Yh


      gg.txt



      DA ga Dt pp Ee FF gg pm TT


      hb.txt



      NM gt Jh GT FF hb TH KM MM


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