11-10-2009
Ignore this ..Supposed to be in another thread
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Hi Try this:
Added if ( j != count-1 ) to get next line and works good....
awk -v count=$n '{k = $1; getline; for (j=1; j<count; j++) {if ( $1 > k ) k = $1
; if ( j != count-1 ) getline;} print k}' $file...
Sorry i didnot see that it is solved...
Last edited by bittoo; 11-10-2009 at 03:03 AM..
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