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04-25-2008
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manipulate data with specific format
Hi everybody:
I have a problem with how I have to manipulate the data which have specific format like this: Code:
249. 0.30727021E+05 0.30601627E+05 0.37470780E-01 -0.44745335E+02 0.82674536E+03 248. 0.30428182E+05 0.30302787E+05 0.40564921E-01 -0.45210293E+02 0.81456091E+03 247. 0.30129340E+05 0.30003945E+05 0.43904275E-01 -0.45641884E+02 0.80265021E+03 246. 0.29830500E+05 0.29705105E+05 0.47968332E-01 -0.45883633E+02 0.79155701E+03 245. 0.29531656E+05 0.29406262E+05 0.52036867E-01 -0.46166348E+02 0.78046381E+03 $2*1000 Actually I do not want the scientfic format I have not output. So then somebody could give an idea?. Thanks in advance 
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04-25-2008
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Code:
awk '{$2=sprintf("%0.f"), $2*1000}1' file
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04-25-2008
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thanks a lot
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04-25-2008
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About the same file how could print it in inverse order?.
thanks a lot again . 
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04-25-2008
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With sort, read the man page.
Regards
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