A, B, C, D, E, F, G
1, 12, 13, 100, 12345, 432, 142324
2, 432, 435, 4543, 543, 5, 436543
324, 5, 543, 4365, 43643, 436543, 436543
how to extract particular column when i need of column of A or B or C i need it to redirect into a new file. (1 Reply)
Dear All,
I have a file name pointer.unl. It's contains the information below:
O|A|4560333089|PBS|AU1|01/04/2003|30/04/2006|D|IGCD|
O|A|4562222089|PBN|AU1|01/02/2006|31/01/2008|D|04065432|
O|A|3454d00089|PKR|AU1|01/03/2008||R|sdcdc|
I only need to extract first... (11 Replies)
Hi Can anyone please correct, I have problem while trying to grep the 3rd word from the 1st column with the command cat file1.txt | awk '{print$3}'
All the words are seperated by comma and not by spaces.
File1.txt:
abc,123,pqr.123,abc
cdr,324,ads.232,123
Result required:
pqr.123... (2 Replies)
Hi all,
I have file like the following. How can i extract the value one by one and pass it to another script using a loop. It would be a great help if someone can help me in this.
001355snap
001356mvpd
001357micr
001358mast
001359lake
001360klaa
Like i have a perl script... (2 Replies)
Hi All,
Using below command to extract text from a file
grep -E "^.{20}5004" filename.rtf >> 5004This will give all lines with text 5004 starting at position 20.
The file filename.rtf contains several rows (millions). The four characters starting from 20 position is repeating in several... (4 Replies)
Hello,
I have 2 columns (1st column has multiple entries but the corresponding values in the column 2 may be the same or different.) however I want to extract unique values for each entry in column 1 by assigning the max value from column 2
SDF4 -0.211654
SDF4 0.978068
... (1 Reply)
Hi ,
I need to extract data from below mentioned data, having no delimiter and havin no fixed column length.
For example:
Member nbr Ref no date
10000 1000 10202012
200000 2000 11202012
Output:
to update DB with memeber nbr on basis of ref no.
... (6 Replies)
I have a file which extracts data from an HTML file
For Eg HTML file contains:
New York;ABC;145;Yes;YES;No
New York;BCD;113;Yes;YES;No
New York;NAS;63;Yes;YES;No
------------------------
London-48;CBT;16;Yes;YES;No
London-48;CME;17;Yes;YES;No
London-48;EUR;52;Yes;YES;No... (3 Replies)
I have a lot of file with a lot of lines following the same pattern
the lines go like this:
alpha_9/output- -413.74928476 2.6116
and I want it to be:
9 -413.74928476 2.6116
thanks for the help (5 Replies)
hi i have sample data
a,b,c,d,e,g h http://mysite.xyx
z,b,d,f,e,s t http://123124#
a,b,c,i,m,nothing
d,i,j,e,w,nothing
output expected is
a,b,c,d,e,http://mysite.xyx
z,b,d,f,e,http://123124#
a,b,c,i,m,nothing
d,i,j,e,w,nothing
i can get only links using grep -o 'http.*'
i... (8 Replies)
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