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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Find duplicates in 2 & 3rd column and their ID Post 303000201 by zaxxon on Thursday 6th of July 2017 07:59:14 AM
Old 07-06-2017
You are building a key with $3 and $4 where there exists only fields $1 $2 $3 with an unaltered field separator.

If I understood it correct, you might want something like this?
Code:
$ awk '{a[$2 FS $3]++; b[$2 FS $3]=$1} END{for(e in a){if(a[e] > 1){print a[e], b[e], e}}}' infile| sort -r
3 0.910094 Aahan Aabid
3 0.893134 Aahva Aaban
3 0.810667 Aaditya Aadhan
3 0.491736 Aagneya Aadam
3 0.484934 Aadvik Aadavan
3 0.366954 Aagney Aadan
3 0.265232 Aahlaad Aabheer
3 0.193443 Aaditeya Aadhira
3 0.173545 Aadrian Aadesh
3 0.151862 Aagam Aadarsh
2 0.845814 Aadinath Aadil
2 0.585537 Aadit Aadi
2 0.291066 Aadil Aadinath
2 0.152208 Aadir Aadidev

I am not sure if it makes sense to process $1 this way, since for example "Aahan Aabid" has 3 entries with 2 different numbers in front. If $1 makes a difference and needs to be printed, you might include $1 into the key instead of using it in a second array.
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