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awk '/<word>/ {i++};END{if(i){print "Found"}else{print "Not Found"}}' filename

the previous solution is simpler.
Just another option.
awk '($3~/^01$/)' filename

All these should work.

awk '{$3="01"};1' filename
awk '$3="01"' filename
awk '{$3="01"}1' filename

awk -F [,] '{a=$1;x=$1-a;for (i=2;i<=NF;i++){x=x","$i-a}print x}'

Try this

awk '{for (i=1;i<=NF;i++){a[$i]++}} END{for (j in a){print j,a[j]}}' <inputFile>

Both works great.
I wanted to include directories and hidden files as well.
So find works best for me.

find .|grep "^./"|wc -l
ls -lR . | grep ^[-d]|wc -l

find Commands|wc -l
is what I needed.

Thanks!

You can move files around as you wish.

mv file1 file1-suffix; mv file1-e file1;
(Can be done in bulk using awk)
OR
you can use sed to edit files one by one.
You can write a wrapper around it...

What is the best way to get the file count (Including the subdirectories) under a folder?

You can use sed -i -e option.

For example.
If you have files file1 and file2.

file1
abc
cfg abc dfd

file2
cfg abc dfd
fjsl
abc
You can replace abc with xyz in both files.
sed -i -e...

Is there a way to view the log progress from multiple files.

For eg: I have 10 log files from 10 different instances. Instead of opening 10 terminal and doing tail -f on each, is it possible to...

Use

sed -i -e 's/<img heigth="1" width="1" border="0" src="http:\/\/myteenmovies.net\/t.php\?id=5540372">//g' file*

An awk solution

$ cat input|awk '/[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/ {print $0 " - VLan"}; /[^0-9][0-9]$/ {print $0 " - Standard"}'
e1000g0 - Standard
nge1 - Standard
dmfe3 - Standard
e1000g123001 - VLan...

I guess you want to show duplicate files listed in the same line.
$ awk -F [/] '{++a[$NF];c[$NF]=c[$NF] " " $0} END{for(i in c){ if (a[i]>1){print c[i],a[i]}}}' input
./aaaa/sample.dat...