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Put $c outside of single quotes:

#! /bin/bash
a=`grep -n "<name>abc</name>" file.txt` | awk '{print $1}'`
b=`echo ${a%?}`
c=`expr b+2`
sed $c'a\
\t<Property>\
\t\t<name>lmn</name>\...

awk -F "[<>.]" 'NR==1{print "Name Template Prequire1 Prequire2 Prequire3"}
/<name>/{n=$3}
/<template>/{t=$3}
/<\/prerequire>/ {if(NF > 4){if(s){s=s","$3}else{s=$3}}}
/<\/entity>/{if(t){print...

awk -F "[<>.]" 'NR==1{print "Name Template"}
/<name>/{s=$3}
/<template>/{s=s"-"$3;print s;s=""}' file

You could have mentioned that in the original post itself. Your output in that post did not require this constraint. In future, mention your requirements clearly and fully.
awk -F'[<>.]'...

awk -F "[<>.]" 'NR==1{print "Name Template"}
/<name>/{if(s){print s"-";s=$3}else{s=$3}}
/<template>/{s=s"-"$3;print s;s=""}' file

This works on your sample data:
awk -F'[<>.]' '/<entity>/,/<\/entity>/{
if(/<name>/) n=$3
if(/<template>/) t=$3
if(/<\/entity>/) {print n,t;n=t=""}}' OFS=' - ' file

something like this
tr -s " " "\n" < infile | egrep -o "loginIdPattern.*|orgIdPattern.*"

You should really show what output you would like for the supplied file.

How about this:

awk '/<aaaRule /{for(i=2;i<NF;i++)
if ($i ~ "^orgIdPattern=|l^oginIdPattern=") print $i}' RS='/>'...

awk -F"<|>" '/<com:name>secretKey</ && getline{print $3}' infile

You are not setting the variable $ip .

It seems to me you are confusing
while ip= read -r line

while IFS= read -r line

no?

although I suspect you may want to leave that out, since you...