Iid   A1  A2  A3  A4  A5  A6  A7  A8
12    1   2   1      2   1      1   1   1 
12    2   1   2      2   1      1   1   1 
15    2   1   2      2   1      1   1   1 
15    2   1   2      1   1      2   1   1 
16    2   1   2      1   1      2   1   1 
16    2   1   2      2   1      1   1   1 
19    2   1   2      1   1      2   1   1 
19    1   2   1      2   1      1   1   1 
116   1   2   2      2   1      1   1   1 
116   2   1   2      1   1      2   1   1

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The Expected output for the above data will be as follows:

Match between first row of 12 and first row of 15 is A5 to A8

Match between first row of 12 and second row of 15 is at A5 and A7 to A8

Similarly between all the rows except the row having same Id number.

In reply to Re^4: Extract the odd and even rows seperately in the hash of arrays or some other data structure apart from arrays by snape
in thread Extract the odd and even columns seperately in the hash of arrays or some other data structure apart from arrays by snape

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