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Got it.... if I want to be able to view these var, for say troubleshooting, canI? They can be virtual I just may need to verify them. Thank you :)

I think you beat me to it and just posted.

I get: y being echo on a newline. Thankk you :).



mkdir TEST && cd $_
echo -e '. $1\necho var' >script.sh
echo 'var=yes' >config
bash script.sh config
yes



y
y
y


should...

I found the error in the script... thank you :).

set x showed the same as the previous post, I initially thought there may be multiple files so used a for, but quickly realized that wasn't going to work. Is there a better approach? Thank you :).
...

Close, but the ID -1 Transcript Gene doesn't need to print and even when I add FNR>2 it does. I added [A-Z] as the VPS may be different but it will always be capital letters. Thank you :).


awk...

I modified the find and added a loop to mkdir and got the expected results. Just wanted to share in case it helps anyone else in the future. Thank you :).


DIR=/home/cmccabe/Desktop/sub ##...

It was the wait, thank you very much it speeds up the untar process by 50% :).

I have learned quite a lot in the past couple of years. I guess that am just not too confident, but will try. In writing the detail of what I was trying to do, it seemed very complex. I will try to...

I know its an easy thing but I couldn't figure it out. I am reading effective awk programming edition 4, but still have a lot too learn. Thank you very much :).

The `bash` below uses the oldest folder in the specified directory and logs it. The goes though an analysis process and creates a log. My problem is that if there are 3 folders in the directory...

I had something similar @Aia


awk '{split($4,a,"|"); print $1,$2,$3,a[1],"|",a[3],$6}' input
chr1 955543 955763 AGRN-6 | gc=75 +
chr1 957571 957852 AGRN-7 | gc=61.2 +
chr1 970621 970740...

You are correct in that a message box displays when the workbook is opened. The VB is below with the hard-coded path in bold. Can the bash go to the excel file? The user can then run the VB and...

Thank you :)

Thank you :).

ls | head -3
tcode-pdf.txt
test-pdf.php@testid=4125
test-pdf.php@testid=4143


I manually copied over the tcode-pdf.txt as it was not there. Thanks for your help :).

I also attached...

Currently I have two different shell files (one that converts files and one annotates).

The conversion shell is:
#!/bin/bash
while true
do
printf "Enter ID : " ; read id
cd...

That fixed it, I always do that... force of habit I guess. Using linux more and more now though. Thanks :).

I copied the numbers incorrectly. The script works great and I got the same # as you. Thank you :).

I was able to get it to work, thank you.