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Grep help
I want to grep a range of times from a file.
File looks like this: Jun 1 8:50:18 Jun 1 8:53:22 Jun 1 8:59:43 Jun 1 9:34:23 Jun 1 10:02:00 Jun 1 11:02:00 Jun 1 11:03:00 Jun 1 12:02:00 Jun 1 23:55:59 I want to grep for "Jun 1" but I want times 8-11. I know its easy, but Im new!  |
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Try this: Code:
awk '/^Jun 1/ { n=$3; gsub(":", "", n); if (n >= 80000 && n <= 110000) print; }' input_file.txt
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