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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Replace values Post 302935932 by RudiC on Friday 20th of February 2015 09:42:02 AM
Old 02-20-2015
Why, then, don't you do it like
Code:
awk     'BEGIN          {split ("%1s |%5d |%9d |%9.2f |%10.3f |%4d |%5d |%9.2f |%9.2f |%10.3f", FMT, "|")}
         function Prt_it(IX)
                        {n=split (T[IX], O)
                         for (i=1; i<=n; i++) printf FMT[i], O[i]
                         printf "\n"
                        }
                        {T[NR%2]=$0}

         $7 ~ /2$/      {$6 +=1; $7-=1; $8+=12
                         T[NR%2]=$0
                         $0=T[(NR+1)%2]
                         $7+=10; $10+=2
                         T[(NR+1)%2]=$0
                        }
         NR>1           {Prt_it((NR+1)%2)}
         END            {Prt_it(NR%2)}
        ' file

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