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How do I do that? I'm a little confused on piping one awk into another. I assume thus is what you're referring to.

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#!/bin/bash
read -p "Enter a directory: " user_directory
read -p "Enter a file type: " user_type
read -p "Enter the parameter of interest: " user_parameter
found_files=$(find $user_directory...

Form of Input:
Header1,Header2,Header3,....
Unit1,Unit2,Unit3,....
Data,Data,Data,....
Data,Data,Data,....
Etc

Form of output:
/directory/sub/filename1.csv
/directory/sub/filename2.csv
...

I'm somewhat new to BASH scripting but have managed to work my way through most of a problem. I'm trying to get a list of filenames where a column header occurs and any value in that column is within...