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Works like a charm! Thanks a lot!!

Hey Guys, to keep it simple, I have an idFile:


1006006
1006008
1006011
1007002
......
and famFile:


1006 1006001 1006016 1006017 1
1006 1006006 1006016 1006017 1
1006 1006007 0 0 2...

Fantastic! Turns out it is the format difference. This seems a typical problem between unix and msdos txt file. Thanks, guys!

Guys, I have my.mrk file as follows:


rs112
rs105
rs154
rs136
...


and my.map file:


7 rs112 0.59
7 rs188 0.63
7 rs105 0.77
7 rs113 0.84
7 rs154 0.92
7 rs111 1.46
7 rs095 1.71

awk is cool. solved a lot of problems in a quick snap. thanks all you guys!

This is a simple question but couldn't figure out. I have a list of numbers stored in file1:


2
3
5


and wanted to extract these numbered lines from file2:


a
b
c
d
e
f


with...

Appreciate a lot! You guys rock! :b:

This should follow with my last post (https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/127582-foreach-variable-used-awk-please-help.html) but I think it's better to start a new one. Now I have a list...

Great. Thanks a lot! Scott. So seems there's no way allowing me to use a 'foreach' variable in 'awk', as the way I did it, right?

I have a list of markers, say marker.txt:

rs913257
rs1018390
rs764180

and I need to know which ROW that each marker appears in another map file, say map.txt:

a rs12354060
b rs913257
c...