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Capture Value from file
I have a file in the following Format
Fundid: 100-BankA AccountNumber Balance 1 200 2 300 3 400 FundId:123321-BankB AccountNumber Balance 1 200 3 100 ........... I can have N number of funds. The final file should be one file having all funds data having three columns with Fundid being the third column Any inputs how to do this Thanks |
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Try this: Code:
awk -F':' '!/^$/&&!/Account/ {if($1=="FundId") awkfundid=$2; else print $0,awkfundid}' filename_to_process
Note that I am assuming that the word 'FundId' will always have uppercase F and I. |
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