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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Formatting a file using shell script Post 302542322 by aigles on Wednesday 27th of July 2011 08:27:13 AM
Old 07-27-2011
The output format is not fixed :
Code:
nawk -F '[,/]'  -v Threshold=0.1 '
   NR==1 {
      for (c=2; c<NF; c++) Times[c-1] = $c;
      TimesCount = NF-2;
      next;
   }
   {
      cnt_total = $(NF-1)+0;
      avg_total = $NF+0;
      if (avg_total < Threshold) next;
      svcname   = $1;
      out       = "";
      field     = 3;
      for (c=1; c<TimesCount; c++) {
          cnt = $(field-1);
          avg = $field;
          if (avg > Threshold) out = sprintf("%s %s (%s/%s)", out, Times[c], cnt, avg);
          field += 2;
      }
      if (out) printf "%s %s  Avg %s/%s\n",  svcname, out, cnt_total, avg_total;
   }
' deo.txt

Output:
Code:
svc300  2a-3a (78/16622.60)  Avg 4100/316.27



Please show us the required output for the following sample datas :
Code:
SVCNAME,12m-1a,1a-2a,2a-3a,3a-4a,5a-6a,6a-7a,7a-8a,8a-9a,9a-10a,10a-11a,11a-12n,12n-1p,13p-14p,14p-15p,15p-16p,16p-17p,17p-18p,18p-19p,19p-20p,20p-21p,21p-22p,22p-23p,11p-12m, TOTALS
svc100,145/0.04,124/0.4,72/0.04,2/0.14,2/0.18,67/0.4,299/0.04,392/0.04,419/0.04,497/0.04,418/0.04,705/0.03,831/0.02,118/0.04,149/0.04,109/0.04,113/0.04,44/0.04,56/0.04,74/0.04,16/0.04,23/0.04,112/0.4,       4787/0.3
svc200,159/0.07,166/0.09,89/0.10,6/0.06,0/0.00,33/0.11,250/0.12,361/0.08,344/0.09,592/0.07,480/0.07,422/0.08,222/0.09,126/0.07,118/0.07,148/0.07,202/0.05,86/0.05,88/0.05,76/0.05,18/0.06,15/0.08,121/0.06,  4122/0.08
svc300,157/0.04,154/0.04,78/16622.60,4/0.03,4/0.06,41/0.04,197/0.06,328/0.04,317/0.04,539/0.04,478/0.04,402/0.04,227/0.04,148/0.04,156/0.04,185/0.04,242/0.03,111/0.03,120/0.03,82/0.03,17/0.04,17/0.03,96/0.03,  4100/316.27

Jean-Pierre.
 

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