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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers counting lines and showing the output Post 54101 by jjoves on Monday 2nd of August 2004 02:49:52 PM
Old 08-02-2004
I think i have to rephrase my question:

Input File
Field1 - Field2 - Field3 - Field4
A - B - C - 1
A - B - C - 2
A - B - C - 3
A - B - C - 4
A - B - C - 5
A - B - D - 1
A - B - D - 2
A - B - D - 3
A - B - D - 4
E - F - G - 1
E - F - G - 2

Output file
A - B - C -> 5 --- Since the third field appeared 5 times
A - B - D -> 4
E - F - G - > 2

My sort depends on the field - each field changes.

THANKS ALOT
 

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