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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting awk equivalent script Post 302166183 by pondlife on Monday 11th of February 2008 07:50:23 AM
Old 02-11-2008
Ah yes, it might make things clearer Smilie

Here's the input:

Quote:
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : CPU Utilisation : Amber Alert : 8
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 11
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 34
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond1 : Amber Alert : 13
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth1 : Amber Alert : 13
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - lo : Amber Alert : 4
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Process Run Queue : Amber Alert : 13
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond1 : Amber Alert : 6
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth1 : Amber Alert : 6
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Process Run Queue : Amber Alert : 3
system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : CPU Utilisation : Amber Alert : 15
system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 5
system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 30
system-w-5-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 2
system-w-5-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 2
system-w-8-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-w-8-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 1
And here's what I'm trying to achieve:

Quote:
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : CPU Utilisation : Amber Alert : 8
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 11
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 34
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond1 : Amber Alert : 13
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth1 : Amber Alert : 13
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - lo : Amber Alert : 4
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Process Run Queue : Amber Alert : 13

system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond1 : Amber Alert : 6
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth1 : Amber Alert : 6
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Process Run Queue : Amber Alert : 3

system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : CPU Utilisation : Amber Alert : 15
system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 5
system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 30

system-w-5-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 2
system-w-5-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 2

system-w-8-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-w-8-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 1
Many thanks,

p.
 

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GSF(1)								       GNOME								    GSF(1)

NAME
gsf - archiving utility using the G Structured File library SYNOPSIS
gsf [OPTION...] SUBCOMMAND ARCHIVE... DESCRIPTION
This manual page briefly documents the gsf command. gsf is a simple archive utility, somewhat similar to tar(1). It operates on files following one of the structured file formats understood by the G Structured File library, for example, Microsoft Excel(TM) files. OPTIONS
Options -?, --help Show help options -v, --version Display gsf's version Subcommands cat Output one or more files in archive dump Dump one or more files in archive as formatted hexadecimal help List subcommands list List files in archive props Archive list of property names EXAMPLES
To list the content structure of a Microsoft Excel(TM) file arrays.xls: gsf list arrays.xls To dump Workbook, an individual data stream in arrays.xls: gsf dump arrays.xls Workbook AUTHORS
gsf's primary authors are Morten Welinder <terra@gnome.org> and Jody Goldberg <jody@gnome.org>. The initial version of this manpage was written by J.H.M. Dassen (Ray) <jdassen@debian.org>. SEE ALSO
gnumeric(1) The Gnumeric homepage <http://www.gnome.org/projects/gnumeric/> The GNOME project page <http://www.gnome.org/> gsf 29 November 2009 GSF(1)
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