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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Creating subset of a file based on specific columns Post 302821941 by smitra on Sunday 16th of June 2013 07:38:34 AM
Old 06-16-2013
Code:
smitra:TRFLP-RawData smitra$ head -5 TRF_raw_data_reactor1.csv | cut -c 1-100
Sample Name,Marker,RE,Dye,Allele 1,Size 1,Height 1,Peak Area 1,Data Point 1,Allele 2,Size 2,Height 2
smitra:TRFLP-RawData smitra$

I also tried with
Code:
smitra:TRFLP-RawData smitra$ awk 'NR==1{for (i=1;i<=NF;i++) if ($i~"^Peak Area") {printf $i" ";a[i+1]=1};printf "\n"}
NR>1{printf $1" ";for (i=2;i<=NF;i++) if (i in a) printf $i" ";printf "\n"}' TRF_raw_data_reactor1.txt>test1.txt

, but still the same
 

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stl_image

stl_image(4)						     Kernel Interfaces Manual						      stl_image(4)

NAME

       stl_image - Software subset image data files

DESCRIPTION

       Each  software  product that is distributed as subsets for the setld(8) command has an associated image data file.  This image data file is
       created by the kits(1) utility.	The image data file's name consists of the product's unique 3-letter name with the  string  .image  for  a
       suffix.	The image data file contains one record for each subset in the kit.  Each record contains three fields separated by white space:

       Checksum     The modulo-65536 checksum of the subset file (after compression, if the file is compressed)

       Size	    The size of the subset file in kilobytes (after compression, if the file is compressed)

       Subset name  The product code, subset mnemonic, and version number

EXAMPLES

       The following example illustrates OAT.image, the image data file for a hypothetical kit: 15923	 70 OATDCB100 24305   400 OATDCBDOC100

RELATED INFORMATION

       Commands:  gendisk(1), gentapes(1), kits(1), setld(8)

       Documents:  Guide to Preparing Product Kits delim off

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