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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting awk with paste ... columnwise Post 302165019 by dpath2o on Wednesday 6th of February 2008 12:27:58 PM
Old 02-06-2008
condensed question
So the condensed version of what I'm seeking help on is ...

Suppose I have a file

#time(epoch) data1 data2 ... dataN
10000000 9.5 13.4 ... 1
10000001 9.3 13.3 ... 1
10000002 9.0 13.4 ... 1
10000003 9.1 13.2 ... 1
.
.
.
.
10000000 9.9 13.5 ... 2
10000001 999 13.6 ... 2
10000002 9.9 13.6 ... 2
.
.
.
.
10000000 ? ? ... N

And what I want to do is create a file that looks like

#time(epoch) data2 data2 ... dataN
10000000 9.5 9.9 ... ?
10000001 9.3 NAN ... ?
10000002 9.0 9.9 ... ?
.
.
.

So basically I'm looking to concatenate a file by a certain column AND filter that column such that values exceeding, let's say 20, will be given a NAN or blank, whichever gnuplot can handle.

I hope this a little more clear in terms of what I'm seeking help for as well as is a little more inline with the title ...

THANKS
 

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