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echo problem
echo "XXXXX" >> /xx/output.txt
cat /xx/file.txt| awk '{tony=tony+$1+$2; print tony/$3*100}' >> /xx/output.txt Dear all, In this situation i will have 2 lines in the output file. What i want is to have only one output line. e.g: XXXXX "value" HOW to put the output of the "cat and awk" in the same line after the echo anyone can help me.... Many thanks; TONTAL |
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