As I understand it the input file has hundred of columns like this (transposed)

Columns               Row 1       Row 2        ... etc for 1000s rows
Index                       1           2
TargetID            g00000029  cg00000108
ProbeID_A            14782418    12709357
ProbeID_B            14782418    12709357
VP1.AVG_Beta        0,7469755   0,9218118
VP1.Intensity            2793        3609
VP1.Avg_NBEADS_A           15          12
VP1.Avg_NBEADS_B           15          12
VP1.BEAD_STDERR_A   3,382,405   4,474,464 
VP1.BEAD_STDERR_B   7,203,749   1,550,186 
VP1.Signal_A              632         190
VP1.Signal_B             2161        3419
VP1.Detection Pval       0,00        0,00
VP2.AVG_Beta        0,6678689   0,9602971
VP2.Intensity            2950        7305  
VP2.Avg_NBEADS_A           18          11
VP2.Avg_NBEADS_B           18          11
VP2.BEAD_STDERR_A   9,640,222   3,527,683 
VP2.BEAD_STDERR_B   1,268,078   1,308,559 
VP2.Signal_A              913         194 
VP2.Signal_B             2037        7111 
VP2.Detection Pval       0,00        0,00  
..
..
repeated for hundreds of VPs

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and the OP wants to create 100's of individual files like this (but transposed)

File VP1.txt
------------
Index                       1           2  ... etc for 1000s rows
TargetID            g00000029  cg00000108
ProbeID_A            14782418    12709357
ProbeID_B            14782418    12709357
VP1.AVG_Beta        0,7469755   0,9218118
VP1.Intensity            2793        3609
VP1.Avg_NBEADS_A           15          12
VP1.Avg_NBEADS_B           15          12
VP1.BEAD_STDERR_A   3,382,405   4,474,464 
VP1.BEAD_STDERR_B   7,203,749   1,550,186 
VP1.Signal_A              632         190
VP1.Signal_B             2161        3419
VP1.Detection Pval       0,00        0,00

File VP2.txt
------------
Index                       1           2  ... etc for 1000s rows
TargetID            g00000029  cg00000108
ProbeID_A            14782418    12709357
ProbeID_B            14782418    12709357
VP2.AVG_Beta        0,6678689   0,9602971
VP2.Intensity            2950        7305  
VP2.Avg_NBEADS_A           18          11
VP2.Avg_NBEADS_B           18          11
VP2.BEAD_STDERR_A   9,640,222   3,527,683 
VP2.BEAD_STDERR_B   1,268,078   1,308,559 
VP2.Signal_A              913         194 
VP2.Signal_B             2037        7111 
VP2.Detection Pval       0,00        0,00

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poj

In reply to Re^4: Spliting Table by poj
in thread Spliting Table by tschelineli

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