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08-18-2006
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Cell arrangement
I have a data file with hundreds of lines: I want to place a YES right below the line that say mydata....can someone please help! on the left is my the original data on the right the data format need to be:
left > Right mydata > mydata yes > yesno > no mydata > mydata no > yesyes > no mydata > mydata no > yesyes > no mydata > mydata yes > yesno > no 
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08-18-2006
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Your request is a little confusing but if you want the second output you can use this hack:
Code:
nawk '
!/^[(yes|no)]/ {print}
/^[(yes|no)]/ {
sub (/yesno/, "yes\nno")
sub (/yesyes/, "yes\nyes")
sub (/noyes/, "no\nyes")
sub (/nono/, "no\nno")
print
}' file.txt
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08-18-2006
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Sorry for the confusion! This is what I am ask ing for:
Data file contain the following information (1000 line or more) mydata1 abc YES dcf NO mydata2 dcf NO abc YES mydata3 dcf NO abc YES I need it to have the following format: mydata1 abc YES dcf NO mydata2 abc YES dcf NO mydata3 abc YES dcf NO Please let me know if you can help!
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08-20-2006
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see if this works
Assuming there are 2 lines after every occurence of pattern.
Code:
awk '/mydata/ {orig=$0; getline;one=$0;getline;two=$0; if( one ~ "YES") {printf("%s\n%s\n%s\n",orig,one,two)} else {printf("%s\n%s\n%s\n",orig,two,one)} }' fname
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