Should output look like this? 
Name10128       1A      33.2    A       Test    0.715650000     -0.011
+379692
Name4382        1A      34.3    A       Test    0.904300000     -0.035
+366577
Name1635        1A      34.9    A       Test    0.547452083     -0.004
+684633
Name10267       1A      34.9    A       Test    0.547452083     -0.004
+684633
Name10039       1A      34.9    A       Test    0.547452083     -0.004
+684633
Name22270       1A      44.7    A       Test    0.030666667     0.1572
+64030
Name22285       1A      44.7    A       Test    0.030666667     0.1572
+64030
Name22701       1A      44.7    A       Test    0.030666667     0.1572
+64030
Name10054       1A      46.4    A       Test    0.000000000     0.6416
+18497

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In reply to Re: average a column in tab-delimited file by Anonymous Monk
in thread average a column in tab-delimited file by garyboyd

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