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Hi every one;

I have a 31500-line text file upon which two following tasks are to be performed:

1: Rearranging the file
2: Taking the average of each column (considering number of zeros) and...

Let me elaborate more on this:

Let's call the file where I want to grab the number from file1 which may look like


#
#
.
.
0 56
3 34
6 65
9 98
12 23
15 78

So here the...

Hi Unix experts

I have simple text files in which the number of lines vary from one file to another. They look like the following:

#
#
.
.
34 46
76 72
39 68

I want to...

Thanks for different options! How can i add one space at the beginning of each line while doing the previous task, i.e.

#
#
#
1 2
3 4
5 6
6 7
8 9


The only change is...

Hi Unix experts;

I have 30000 files in a directory and am willing to do the following changes on each of them. The input files look like the following:

1 , 2
3 , 4
5 , 6
7 , 8
9 , ...

Scottn, your code perfectly finds the file but doesn't remove it

Thanks steady for your comments

I tried

set A = (ls | xargs -i grep -l ^0.00 {})
rm -f $A

but it didn't work:(

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I am using C...

Dear Steadyonabix;

error message shows up for the second code, Illegal variable name!!
The first code seemingly removes the first field, but i want the file o be deleted.

thanks,

Illegal variable name!! This is the only message shows up...

Thanks! but it gives me an error, i.e Variable syntax?!

Hello!

I have 32000 files in a directory and want to remove those with first row beging with 0.00; file names are in numbers from 1 through 32000; I have coded the following but it gives me...

Thank you so much! gawk works on Sun systems

Amazing result on Solaris!! But it does not work on Sun, complaining nawk not found?! Any clue?

Hi every one,

I am trying to organise an input text file like:


input
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8
9 10
11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18
19 20

into an output as following:

output file

1 2 3 4 5...

Hi Scottn,



I tried to change the code the get the desired outputs but it didnt happen. Assuming (NR-1%3+1), I'll bring a simple example to simplify what I am willing to have:





input...

well, (NR-1)%3+1 was just a test, the increments between lines were actually 3325 in my actual input file, so i replace 3 with 3325! so i am dealing with sth like 33250 files in total, sonsidering 10...

Dear Scottn,

Surprisingly, when i tried your first code on SUN, i.e.
awk '{print > "file" (NR-1)%3+1}' infile
it worked pretty well!! whereas when i tried the code with close (out) the outputs...

Dear Scottn,

I switched to SUN systems and the code 'kinda' worked. I mean, the numer of output files were correct but I had only one line in each output file. For the test case, I had one input...

Thanks!!
well, the actual text file has 59850 records where I have to pick every 3325 records and output to different files!! So, i have to place some number around 18 which still gives me the same...

This works perfectly for limited number of files, however if I am to deal with the entire data, actual case, there will be 2000 ouput files which the code gives me error, " too many output files",...

Thank you so much Scottn for your prompt reply.
Is that supposed to creat 3 different files with the following formats:

The outputs

file1
1
2000
4000
6000

file2
2
2001
4001...

Hi every one,

I am trying to generate different files from a column of numbers with the following format, as an example:


main file(input)
1 ...