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Please look at how your file samples appear to the rest of us; with no line breaks, we cannot tell what should be on line one of the file, vs line two, etc.

Then, please edit your post so that lines of data do not all run together.

If you cannot edit the post, (because you did not log in when you posted it), then add another post with just the two data files.

When you post anything on this site, there is a notice, in bold, directly below the "preview" button:

Put <code> </code> tags around your code and data!

(The notice does not appear then you edit an existing post, but probably *should* appear.)

We want to help you. You just are not giving us all the information we need to help you.

In reply to Re^5: comparing file contents by Util
in thread comparing file contents by kumaar1986

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