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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting awk, help me - counting items and listing them Post 302555628 by zaxxon on Thursday 15th of September 2011 08:14:42 AM
Old 09-15-2011
Code:
$> cat mach.ksh
awk '
     BEGIN{
          printf("%-10s%-10s%-30s\n","Col2","Count","Values")
     }
     {
          gsub(/,/,"",$1)
          a[$2]++
          b[$2]?b[$2]=b[$2] x $1:b[$2]=$1
     }
     END{
          for(x in a){
               printf("%-10s%-10s%-30s\n",x",",a[x]",",b[x])
          }
     }
' x=", " infile

Output:
Code:
$> ./mach.ksh
Col2      Count     Values
46798,    1,        12
46799,    3,        6692, 5710, 12
46800,    3,        6692, 5710, 12
46805,    1,        12

 

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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

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SUPPORTED PARAMETERS

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SEE ALSO

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