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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Help with greping a field Post 39847 by rooh on Tuesday 2nd of September 2003 12:24:05 AM
Old 09-02-2003
Question Help with greping a field

Hi,

Suppose I have a file as below and I just want the field Invoice Number from this file , How can I do it.

/home/arbor>cat PH0034090202314800030IM-001


0Yp825XMilperra NSW 1891 189110H14V1Sp2871Yp300X Customer Service : 0000-368-81118H6.5V0Sp3130Yp50X For Australian GST purposes, when an amount of GST is expressed in a currency otherp3173Yp50X than AUD, this amount should be converted to AUS at the exchange rate publishedp3216Yp50X by the RBA at 4:00pm AEST on the same day as the date of this invoicep3302Yp50X Hanoi Australia Pty Ltdp3345Yp50X ABN: 00000000000p3388Yp50X 203 Military Road, St Leonards, Sydney NSW 2065
5H36V1Sp204Yp1734XInvoice12H9V0S0Bp419Yp50XAccount No:0P16.67H9.5V6Tp419Yp325XAUID132291P12H9V16602Tp505Yp50XName:0P16.67H9.5V6Tp505Yp325XSturdy Components Pty Ltdp548Yp325XATTN Mr g Kwohp591Yp325XP O Box 0035p634Yp325Xxxxxxx NSW 1891 18911P12H9V16602Tp419Yp1375XPageSmilie505Yp1375XInvoice Number:0P16.67H9.5V6Tp505Yp1750X13539391P12H9V16602Tp548Yp1375XInvoice Date:0P16.67H9.5V6Tp548Yp1750X08-Jan-011P12H9V16602Tp591Yp1375XBilling Period:0P16.67H9.5V6Tp591Yp1750X01-Dec-00 - 31-Dec-001P12H12V3B16602Tp892Yp969XInvoice p505Yp1375XInvoice Number:0P16.67H9.5V6Tp505Yp1750X13539391P12H9V16602Tp548Yp1375XInvoice Summary9Vp978Yp1023XRemittance Copy0Bp1021Yp759XPlease Return This Remittance With Payment To:0P16.67H9.5V6Tp1107Yp941XHanoi Australia Pty Ltdp1150Yp941XATTN: Accounts Receivablep1193Yp1067XGPO Box 5115p1236Yp1031XSydney NSW 2001p1279Yp1085XAustralia1P12H9V3B16602Tp1408Yp625XNew Charges(GST exclusive)0P16.67H9.5V0B6Tp1408Yp1570XAUD 197.551P12H9V3B16602Tp1451Yp625XNet Total Charges(GST exclusive)0P16.67H9.5V0B6Tp1451Yp1570XAUD 197.551P12H9V3B16602Tp1495Yp625XTaxes - GST @ 10.0 %0P16.67H9.5V0B6Tp1495Yp1588XAUD 19.761P12H9V3B16602Tp1538Yp625XTotal New Charges(GST inclusive)0P16.67H9.5V0B6Tp1538Yp1570XAUD 217.311P12H9V16602Tp1624Yp924XPayment Due Date 10-Feb-0118H6.5V3Bp3130Yp50X Invoice Number:0P16.67H9.5V6Tp505Yp1750X13539391P12H9V16602Tp548Yp1375X

Your help will be highly appreciated

Last edited by rooh; 09-02-2003 at 01:32 AM..
 

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