10-23-2012
@rdrtx1 I'm sorry if I confused you. When I said I don't want to print exponential value, I mean exponential value has to be printed as normal. So instead of 6.03929e+06 it should print 6039289. I see your awk script is not printing that line instead! Your help is much appreciated.
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