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Print last 4 columns (variable column #)
I have rows of data with variable number of columns.
Is there an easy way to print out the last 4 columns or rather the 4th and 3rd last column? data looks like this: Code:
24 20:51 N 9 10.00 Overcast OVC110 27 11 30.04 1017.7
24 19:51 N 7 10.00 Mostly Cloudy BKN110 28 15 30.03 1017.2
24 18:51 N 5 10.00 Partly Cloudy FEW080 SCT100 29 14 32 27 30.02 1017.0
Code:
27 11 28 15 14 32 |
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