Hello, I have a task at hand. I have produced some data which is in spreadsheet format. It is some measurements from experiment - there are columns for minimum and maximum values taken from a test site. For example
min max
3 7
4 6
5 8
What I'd like to print ( for a presentation) - would be a table like this.
max
3 - 7
4 - 6
5 - 8
I have created two .csv files one containing the min and one containing the max values, what would be a perl scirpt look like that would take a "cell1" from one .csv a "cell2" form another and produce a third one "cell1 - cell2"?

In reply to Combining two .csv files by naturalsciences

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