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column number, awk, help
All, Code:
$ cat myf.txt
A|xyz|1000|mm
B|9000|xyz|ss
C|BDE|2000|kk
D|xyz|1000|nn
I am searching "xyz"
$ awk -F "|" '
{for(k=0;k<=NF;k++)
if ( $k == "xyz" )
print "line="NR"(column="k")"
}' myf.txt
Output:
line=1(column=2)
line=2(column=3)
line=4(column=2)
I want to see the output as :
line=1(column=2)
line=2(column=3)
line=3(Not found)
line=4(column=2)
HTH, jkl_jkl |
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