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Code:
awkfunction () {
nawk '
{
all your awk code goes here
.....
.....
}' q="'" OFS=, type="$2" "$1"

}##end of awk function.
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Oh yea sorry.
I tried that before with the double quotes and it didn't work, but then we didn't change the argument line to awk.

Hey thanks for all your help. It looks good.
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