Comparing two fields from two files and printing the common items from the files with the count from each...
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I have two files in a below-mentioned way
File1
Emp1 Dec10 12Am
Emp2 Dec10 2Am
Emp3 Dec10 4Am
Emp2 Dec10 6Am
Emp1 Dec10 8Am
File2
Emp1 Dec11 12Pm
Emp2 Dec11 2Am
Emp1 Dec11 3Am
Emp3 Dec11 4Am
Emp1 Dec11 5Am
So I am trying to get the output as
Emp1 presence on Dec10 was 2 times and on Dec11 was 3 times.
Emp2 presence on Dec10 was 2 times and on Dec11 was 1 time.
Emp3 presence on Dec10 was 1 time and on Dec11 was 1 time.
shell-script shell awk sed python
edited Dec 11 at 12:52
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asked Dec 11 at 10:57
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I have two files in a below-mentioned way
File1
Emp1 Dec10 12Am
Emp2 Dec10 2Am
Emp3 Dec10 4Am
Emp2 Dec10 6Am
Emp1 Dec10 8Am
File2
Emp1 Dec11 12Pm
Emp2 Dec11 2Am
Emp1 Dec11 3Am
Emp3 Dec11 4Am
Emp1 Dec11 5Am
So I am trying to get the output as
Emp1 presence on Dec10 was 2 times and on Dec11 was 3 times.
Emp2 presence on Dec10 was 2 times and on Dec11 was 1 time.
Emp3 presence on Dec10 was 1 time and on Dec11 was 1 time.
shell-script shell awk sed python
edited Dec 11 at 12:52
msp9011
3,65543863
asked Dec 11 at 10:57
CMN
33
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I have two files in a below-mentioned way
File1
Emp1 Dec10 12Am
Emp2 Dec10 2Am
Emp3 Dec10 4Am
Emp2 Dec10 6Am
Emp1 Dec10 8Am
File2
Emp1 Dec11 12Pm
Emp2 Dec11 2Am
Emp1 Dec11 3Am
Emp3 Dec11 4Am
Emp1 Dec11 5Am
So I am trying to get the output as
Emp1 presence on Dec10 was 2 times and on Dec11 was 3 times.
Emp2 presence on Dec10 was 2 times and on Dec11 was 1 time.
Emp3 presence on Dec10 was 1 time and on Dec11 was 1 time.
shell-script shell awk sed python
edited Dec 11 at 12:52
msp9011
3,65543863
asked Dec 11 at 10:57
CMN
33
I have two files in a below-mentioned way
File1
Emp1 Dec10 12Am
Emp2 Dec10 2Am
Emp3 Dec10 4Am
Emp2 Dec10 6Am
Emp1 Dec10 8Am
File2
Emp1 Dec11 12Pm
Emp2 Dec11 2Am
Emp1 Dec11 3Am
Emp3 Dec11 4Am
Emp1 Dec11 5Am
So I am trying to get the output as
Emp1 presence on Dec10 was 2 times and on Dec11 was 3 times.
Emp2 presence on Dec10 was 2 times and on Dec11 was 1 time.
Emp3 presence on Dec10 was 1 time and on Dec11 was 1 time.
shell-script shell awk sed python
shell-script shell awk sed python
edited Dec 11 at 12:52
msp9011
3,65543863
asked Dec 11 at 10:57
CMN
33
edited Dec 11 at 12:52
msp9011
3,65543863
asked Dec 11 at 10:57
CMN
33
edited Dec 11 at 12:52
msp9011
3,65543863
edited Dec 11 at 12:52
msp9011
3,65543863
edited Dec 11 at 12:52
msp9011
3,65543863
3,65543863
asked Dec 11 at 10:57
CMN
33
asked Dec 11 at 10:57
CMN
33
asked Dec 11 at 10:57
CMN
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Try this,
EMP=(`awk '!seen[$1]++ {print $1}' File1 File2`)
for emp in "${EMP[@]}"
do
DAYS=`awk -v b=$emp '$1==b {print $2}' File1 File2 | sort | uniq -c | awk '{print $2" was "$1" times"}' | sed ':a;N;$!ba;s/n/ and on /g'`
echo "$emp presence on $DAYS "
done
answered Dec 11 at 13:13
msp9011
3,65543863
Thanks, It works like a gem. Can you please brief a bit on the regex that you have used in that with sed and awk ?
– CMN
Dec 12 at 13:16
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Try this,
EMP=(`awk '!seen[$1]++ {print $1}' File1 File2`)
for emp in "${EMP[@]}"
do
DAYS=`awk -v b=$emp '$1==b {print $2}' File1 File2 | sort | uniq -c | awk '{print $2" was "$1" times"}' | sed ':a;N;$!ba;s/n/ and on /g'`
echo "$emp presence on $DAYS "
done
answered Dec 11 at 13:13
msp9011
3,65543863
Thanks, It works like a gem. Can you please brief a bit on the regex that you have used in that with sed and awk ?
– CMN
Dec 12 at 13:16
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Try this,
EMP=(`awk '!seen[$1]++ {print $1}' File1 File2`)
for emp in "${EMP[@]}"
do
DAYS=`awk -v b=$emp '$1==b {print $2}' File1 File2 | sort | uniq -c | awk '{print $2" was "$1" times"}' | sed ':a;N;$!ba;s/n/ and on /g'`
echo "$emp presence on $DAYS "
done
answered Dec 11 at 13:13
msp9011
3,65543863
Thanks, It works like a gem. Can you please brief a bit on the regex that you have used in that with sed and awk ?
– CMN
Dec 12 at 13:16
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Try this,
EMP=(`awk '!seen[$1]++ {print $1}' File1 File2`)
for emp in "${EMP[@]}"
do
DAYS=`awk -v b=$emp '$1==b {print $2}' File1 File2 | sort | uniq -c | awk '{print $2" was "$1" times"}' | sed ':a;N;$!ba;s/n/ and on /g'`
echo "$emp presence on $DAYS "
done
answered Dec 11 at 13:13
msp9011
3,65543863
Try this,
EMP=(`awk '!seen[$1]++ {print $1}' File1 File2`)
for emp in "${EMP[@]}"
do
DAYS=`awk -v b=$emp '$1==b {print $2}' File1 File2 | sort | uniq -c | awk '{print $2" was "$1" times"}' | sed ':a;N;$!ba;s/n/ and on /g'`
echo "$emp presence on $DAYS "
done
answered Dec 11 at 13:13
msp9011
3,65543863
answered Dec 11 at 13:13
msp9011
3,65543863
answered Dec 11 at 13:13
msp9011
3,65543863
answered Dec 11 at 13:13
msp9011
3,65543863
3,65543863
Thanks, It works like a gem. Can you please brief a bit on the regex that you have used in that with sed and awk ?
– CMN
Dec 12 at 13:16
add a comment |
Thanks, It works like a gem. Can you please brief a bit on the regex that you have used in that with sed and awk ?
– CMN
Dec 12 at 13:16
Thanks, It works like a gem. Can you please brief a bit on the regex that you have used in that with sed and awk ?
– CMN
Dec 12 at 13:16
Thanks, It works like a gem. Can you please brief a bit on the regex that you have used in that with sed and awk ?
– CMN
Dec 12 at 13:16
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