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06-26-2012
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Display n lines after match found and other line
I have a file like this Code:
DoctorName Address1 Address2 DOB InsuredName Address1 Address2 DOB PatientName Address1 Address2 DOB ClaimNo1 DoctorName Address1 Address2 DOB InsuredName Address1 Address2 DOB PatientName Address1 Address2 DOB ClaimNo2 . . . (and this set of information gets repeated n times) I want to print the address1 under InsuredName & ClaimNO Expected Output Code:
Address1 ClaimNo1 Address1 ClaimNo2 . . Address1 ClaimNo(n) Note : My shell is csh, I am able to print the address1 under InsuredName alone using following command Code:
awk 'c-->0;/InsuredName/{c=1}' file
Last edited by zaxxon; 06-26-2012 at 06:52 AM.. Reason: code tags, see PM |
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06-26-2012
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Based on the input file given.. Code:
$ nawk '/InsuredName/ {f=NR; getline; print} NR==f+8' infile
Address1
ClaimNo1
Address1
ClaimNo2 |
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06-27-2012
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As per my previous input the pattern[claimno] comes 7 lines after search pattern[InsuredName]. I want to print the address1 under InsuredName & ClaimNO.But input scenario is different Code:
The pattern ClaimNO comes anywhere in the File Code:
DoctorName Address1 Address2 DOB InsuredName Address1 Address2 DOB ClaimNo1 PatientName Address1 Address2 DOB DoctorName Address1 Address2 DOB ClaimNo2 InsuredName Address1 Address2 DOB PatientName Address1 Address2 DOB . Code:
My shell is csh . . Last edited by nsuresh316; 07-16-2012 at 09:28 AM.. |
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