12-07-2009
Insert new line based on numerical number of column
My input file:
Class
Number Position Range
1 Initial 50
1 Initial 50
2 Terminal 150
2 Terminal 20
2 Single 10
3 Single 20
4 Double 50
5 Initial 50
5 Initial 60
Class
Number Position Range
1 Initial 150
2 Terminal 250
2 Terminal 200
3 Single 20
4 Double 50
4 Single 100
5 Initial 100
.
.
.
My output file:
Class
Number Position Range
1 Initial 50
1 Initial 50
2 Terminal 150
2 Terminal 20
2 Single 10
3 Single 20
4 Double 50
5 Initial 50
5 Initial 60
Class
Number Position Range
1 Initial 150
2 Terminal 250
2 Terminal 200
3 Single 20
4 Double 50
4 Single 100
5 Initial 100
.
.
.
I got a long list of file. How can I added new line by using awk,sed, or perl based on the numerical number of column 1?
Each section of the content begin with "Class".
Thanks a lot for suggestion.
Last edited by patrick87; 12-07-2009 at 04:50 AM..
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