Linux: how to extract rows of certain IDs and the IDs are writtein in another files?
I have a csv file of IDs.
1
3
8
I have another file of information, not only for the IDs, but also others. If I want to extract the information only of the IDs, how to do it?
1 96 283 4
2 87 918 6
2 49 208 5
3 57 294 0
3 24 284 0
4 28 345 290
5 23 234 209
6 98 245 02
7 18 329 89
8 19 239 78
8 18 289 90
9 28 390 09
9 19 238 09
10 23 899 7
I want to make this file...
1 96 283 4
3 57 294 0
3 24 284 0
8 19 239 78
8 18 289 90
Thank you!
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I have a csv file of IDs.
1
3
8
I have another file of information, not only for the IDs, but also others. If I want to extract the information only of the IDs, how to do it?
1 96 283 4
2 87 918 6
2 49 208 5
3 57 294 0
3 24 284 0
4 28 345 290
5 23 234 209
6 98 245 02
7 18 329 89
8 19 239 78
8 18 289 90
9 28 390 09
9 19 238 09
10 23 899 7
I want to make this file...
1 96 283 4
3 57 294 0
3 24 284 0
8 19 239 78
8 18 289 90
Thank you!
linux
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I have a csv file of IDs.
1
3
8
I have another file of information, not only for the IDs, but also others. If I want to extract the information only of the IDs, how to do it?
1 96 283 4
2 87 918 6
2 49 208 5
3 57 294 0
3 24 284 0
4 28 345 290
5 23 234 209
6 98 245 02
7 18 329 89
8 19 239 78
8 18 289 90
9 28 390 09
9 19 238 09
10 23 899 7
I want to make this file...
1 96 283 4
3 57 294 0
3 24 284 0
8 19 239 78
8 18 289 90
Thank you!
linux
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I have a csv file of IDs.
1
3
8
I have another file of information, not only for the IDs, but also others. If I want to extract the information only of the IDs, how to do it?
1 96 283 4
2 87 918 6
2 49 208 5
3 57 294 0
3 24 284 0
4 28 345 290
5 23 234 209
6 98 245 02
7 18 329 89
8 19 239 78
8 18 289 90
9 28 390 09
9 19 238 09
10 23 899 7
I want to make this file...
1 96 283 4
3 57 294 0
3 24 284 0
8 19 239 78
8 18 289 90
Thank you!
linux
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