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12-17-2008

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help with add

Code:

$ cat file
x A 10 20 30
x B 5 10 12
x C 10 4 5
x D 10 3 6
x K 10 23 4
x M 5 7 0

Req o/p:

Code:

x A 15 30 42
x C 20 7 11
x K 15 30 4

Basically I want to add up 2 rows values as above.

I can sum the whole rows

Code:

$ awk '
{ for (i=3;i<=NF;++i) sum[i]+=$i; j=NF}
END {for (i=3;i<=j;++i) printf "%s%s",OFS,sum[i]}' file

 50 67 57

Please help to add two rows values as I mentioned in my req o/p above, thanks.

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