Hi, I have a array like this. 
[[01 Jul 2007,221.6.19.196,9,19],
 [01 Jul 2007,221.6.19.197,1,3],
 [01 Jul 2007,221.6.19.196,12,12],
 [01 Jul 2007,221.6.19.197,2 ,2],
 [02 Jul 2007,202.119.104.22,1,1],
 [02 Jul 2007,221.6.19.196,20,45],
 [03 Jul 2007,202.119.104.12,1,11],
 [03 Jul 2007,202.119.110.236,1,2],
 [03 Jul 2007,210.29.132.9,1,2],
 [03 Jul 2007,210.29.141.188,1,2],
 [03 Jul 2007,221.6.19.195,3,7],
 [03 Jul 2007,221.6.19.196,4,7],
 [03 Jul 2007,222.192.2.213,1,0],
 [03 Jul 2007,202.119.108.42,3,3]]

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I need the output as 
[[01 Jul 2007,221.6.19.196,21,31],
 [01 Jul 2007,221.6.19.197,3,5],
 [02 Jul 2007,202.119.104.22,1,1],
 [02 Jul 2007,221.6.19.196,20,45],
 [03 Jul 2007,202.119.104.12,1,11],
 [03 Jul 2007,202.119.110.236,1,2],
 [03 Jul 2007,210.29.132.9,1,2],
 [03 Jul 2007,210.29.141.188,1,2],
 [03 Jul 2007,221.6.19.195,3,7],
 [03 Jul 2007,221.6.19.196,4,7],
 [03 Jul 2007,222.192.2.213,1,0],
 [03 Jul 2007,202.119.108.42,3,3]]

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repeated ip count should be clubed for each day. Please help Thanks, Dinakar

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