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counting the data in column
Hi power user,
I have data as follows aa bb bb aa aa bb bb aa bb cc cc bb bb cc zz ll ll zz zz ll and I want the output to be like this: aa bb 4 cc bb 3 zz ll 3 So, althrough the data in the column are arranged in a different order, they will be considered the same data. Is there any awk script which could do that? Tx |
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