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Does this remove the line when $2 is found to have been a duplicate?

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Thank you for the suggestion....

Input
1,ABCD,no
2,system,yes
3,ABCD,yes
4,XYZ,no
5,XYZ,yes
6,pc,noCode used to find duplicate with regard to 2nd column
awk 'NR == 1 {p=$2; next} p == $2 { print "Line" NR "$2 is...

I have the logic below to look up for matches within the columns between the two files with awk.

In the if statement is where the string comparison is attempted with ==
The issue seems to be with...

Unfortunately that one is not working..
why isn't this one working either? Do you see something fundamentally wrong?

$test = "[0mawk -F, '(NR==2) {print $3"ABCXYZ"}' portfolio-hierarchy .csv ...

the record is as such, i just need something that works theoretically for such, that finds the two instances of ABCD, but extract the `Root` out of ABCD......

[awk -F, '(NR==2) {print $3"ABCXYZ"}'...

This is for PHP preg_match code - which is PCRE therefore looking for a perl compatible suggestion

I have this line returned I want to match and return..

[awk -F, '(NR==2) {print $3"ABCXYZ"}'...

If i want to assign post result in shell script as:
assigning the literal string to a variable ..

echo $VERSION | sed 's#\/#\\\/#g' > $MOD_VERSION

What's the way to make that work?

Hi,

I want to do a sed (linux) or the alternative in PHP to insert a backslash in front of every occurrence of every forward slash

ex.

/archive/data/stanley
-->
\/archive\/data\/stanley
...

This helped tremendously! Thank you so very much. You are a life saver

awk -F, -v COUNT=$count '
(NR >= 2){
for(i=1; i<=NF; i++)
{
print i
if ($i ~/^</)
{
print $i
echo "USDOLLARS|xxx>" | sed 's/^<//; s/|.*//g'
...

and also, when I put this on command line or part of shell script ->works
when i insert it as part of awk program -> syntax error complained

I am fighting this issue alot as i'm relatively new to...

Hi Thank you so much
but this INCLUDES the | at the end
how do i exclude the | as well?

I plan to do something like this in awk that's embedded in a shell script.

I have extracted a text file using awk and the output is
before example:
<USDOLLARS|xxx>
I want to use get rid of...