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Need help in inserting a value.........
Hello,
I'm having a files with variable no of lines. An example for this file is as follows ~xxx STRT 0.0000000000 : STOP : ~xxxxx 0.000000 557.109552 -557.109552 1511.482910 -954.373377 954.373377 in the STOP line below the 0.00000000000 I need the first coloumn of the last line ie in this case 1511.482910. In each file the value will be changing. I'm having more than 500 of such files. I believe a shell script or awk can handle this. Please help me. |
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