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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers awk to print percent based on vales in file Post 303044641 by RudiC on Friday 28th of February 2020 03:50:14 PM
Old 02-28-2020
Your desired output cannot be calculated from your input sample, as none of the "KPNA7_9" lines has a $7 greater than or equal 20.
Your first awk script prints two fields per line, so a $5 or $7 as referenced in the second will be nil.The only element printed is count[""] which is 3 .
In your third awk script, ALL lines on stdin will be operated upon by the first action, and then next will ignore the rest of the script. Nothing will ever be printed.

A decent, consistent structuring like indenting and block building, etc. - your choice, but stick to it - of the program(s) will help you (later) and others reading and understanding your logics.

Try instead



Code:
awk -F '\t' '
        {CNT5[$5]++
         CNT7[$5] += ($7 >= 20)
        }
END     {for (c in CNT5) printf("%s\t%d\t%d\t%7.2f%%\n", c, CNT5[c], CNT7[c], CNT7[c]/CNT5[c]*100)
        }
' file
FLNA_26    2    0    0.00%
GNB1_1     4    2   50.00%
KPNA7_9    3    0    0.00%

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SYNOPSIS

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	    65
	    70
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