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05-15-2007
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delete some columns
I've got a data file like the following format.
196004010000 196004020000 8192 24 ueaag 98.793 18.750 20 ---- - 36 23 9999 314.161773681641 196004020000 196004030000 8192 24 ueaag 98.793 18.750 20 ---- - 36 23 9999 314.71533203125 196004030000 196004040000 8192 24 ueaag 98.793 18.750 20 ---- - 36 23 9999 315.208740234375 I need the first and last column as 196004010000 314.161773681641 196004020000 314.71533203125 196004030000 315.208740234375 Would you have any idea to do this job? I'd be grateful with any help. Many thanks, su_in99 |
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su,
See if this would work for you: Code:
cut -d' ' -f1,14 input_file |
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Here it is:
Code:
cut -d' ' -f1,14 input_file > output_file |
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su,
The solution I gave to you does work with the sample data you gave here. You must be not be using exactly the solution I purposed or you are using a different file layout from what is here. |
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05-16-2007
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Quote:
Code:
awk ' { print $1,$NF } ' filename
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