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$ paste sample3.txt sample4.txt | awk '{v1=$1+($1*$5);v2=$2+($2*$6); printf "%-6.2f %-6.2f\n",v1,v2}'
10.00 21.60
63.00 74.20
20.40 30.30
Above does the first two output columns, you could...

Try This :


awk 'FNR==NR{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++) e[FNR,i]=$i;next}
{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++)

printf("%s%s",e[FNR,i]+e[FNR,i]*$i,i==NF?"\n":" ")
}' A B

The same code reformatted via gawk --profile gives... # gawk profile, created Wed Jul 25 09:58:45 2012

# BEGIN block(s)

BEGIN {
f1 = 0
i...

try this

$awk 'BEGIN{f1=0;i=1;k=1;while (getline < "file2" ){a[i++]=$2}}
{if($1 ~ /^[A-Z]/){l=length($0);for(j=1;j<=l;j=j+6){val=substr($0,j,6);if(val ~ /^[A-Z]/){val=substr($0,j,6);f1=1;printf...

Try this (tested in hp-ux)


$awk 'BEGIN{f1=0;i=1;k=1;while (getline < "file2"){a[i++]=$2}}
{if($1 ~ /^[A-Z]/){l=length($0);for(j=1;j<=l;j=j+6){val=substr($0,j,6);if(val ~ /^[A-Z]/){f1=1;printf...

create a file addfr.awk and put the below contents inside the addfr.awk


BEGIN { A["FRR1"]=0.11; A["FRR4"]=0.13 }

A[$1] {
V=substr($0, 24, 5);
V += A[$1]
...

Try:
awk '{sub($9 " *FRO ",$9-1.3 " FRO ")}1' infile