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06-26-2012
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I can only give you what you ask for in the first place. And your output data really didn't resemble your input. You can simplify that into one tiny awk statement: Code:
awk '/0 B/ && ($6 == "I") && ($1<=0)' |
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06-26-2012
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dude, it's all kewl, seriously thanks for the help!
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