hi i have a file which contains the following:
11,1428969620,bill<br>
42,1428969618,bob<br>
34,1428969617,joe<br>
55,1428969613,bill<br>
22,1428969614,bob<br>
what id like is:
bill bob joe
1428969620 11 1428969618 42 1428969617 34
1428969613 55 1428969614 22
i have a basic perl ability, but im not sure where to start on this.
Thanks
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