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Hey Franklin.

I currently do echo the $random_variable variable, that is correct. I'm not sure I'm able to echo the "red" variable
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Hey Franklin.

I currently do echo the $random_variable variable, that is correct. I'm not sure I'm able to echo the "red" variable
And the other variables?
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When I echo $random_variable, which have done while trying to troubleshoot, I get a number - 10, 11 or 13.

I have even tried running substituting the value

nawk -F"," -v red=13 '{print $red}' $w_dir/$file_name > $w_dir/${column_name}


Still the same error.
Check if the space after -F"," is missing:

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nawk -F","<space>-v red=13 ...
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Hi. I just checked everyone of those variables. Still no difference.
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Post the entire script and place it within code tags(!).
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Code tags??
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Select the code and click on the "#" symbol above the edit form.
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