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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Display lines after match is found within specified range Post 302721037 by RudiC on Thursday 25th of October 2012 05:55:52 AM
Old 10-25-2012
If you are searching the next line below NM1*85 in the range between REF*D9*1001 - 1010, this will do:
Code:
awk    '/REF\*D9\*1001/ {B1=1}
        /REF\*D9\*1010/ {B1=0}
        /NM1\*85/ && B1 {getline;print}
       ' file
N3
N3
N3

If you need the line containing N3, try this:
Code:
awk     '/REF\*D9\*1001/ {B1=1}
         /REF\*D9\*1010/ {B1=B2=0}
         /NM1\*85/ && B1 {B2=1}
         /N3/ && B2      {print}
        ' file

If you want to hand over the range parameters dynamically, try
Code:
awk    'match ($0, P1)  {B1=1}
        match ($0, P2)  {B1=B2=0}
        /NM1\*85/ && B1 {B2=1}
        /N3/ && B2      {print}
       ' P1='REF\*D9\*1001' P2='REF\*D9\*1002' file
N3
N3

 

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