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Sorting a file
I have a file that has the following 4 fields separated by a colum, Name, Street Address,City and State, Zip code. I want to sort the file by zip code.
I tried this and it is not working. Please help! awk -f filename '{ print $4 " " $1 " " $2 " " $3 " " } |sort -n |
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in sort you have option for field sort -k and define field seperator using -t
sort -t" " -k4 filename will do if its a space seperated file sort -t"," -k4 filename will do if its a coma"," seperated file |
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