I have two files that I want to combine into one file.
Here is the problem that I am having
The first file looks like
Name measure Age
Eric
Test1 40 16
Test2 35 16.5
Test3 60 27
Tets4 20 30
Dan
Test1 15 50
Test2 22 70
The second file looks as follows
Name Area
Eric Texas
Dan NY
And I would like the final output file to look like this
Name measure Age Area
Eric
Test1 40 16 Texas
Test2 35 16.5
Test3 60 27
Tets4 20 30
Dan
Test1 15 50 NY
Test2 22 70
The problem is that the records in file 1 do not all have the same length. What is the best way to get this done?
Your help is greatly appreciated
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