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# 1  
Old 06-15-2011
AWK match and print
I have thousands of tables compiled in a single txt document that I'm parsing with AWK. Scattered throughout the document in random sections I would like to parse out the sections that look like this:

Code:
1	Seq.	Descrição do bem	Tipo do bem	Valor do bem (R$)
2	1	LOCALIZADO ANA RUA PESSEGO N 96 BAIRRO MORADA DO SOL	Apartamento	58.870,00
3	2	LOCALIZADA A AV MANCIO LIMA MUNICIPIO DE CRUZEIRO DO SUL MEDINDO 400M2	Casa	200.000,00
4	3	LOCALIZADO A AVENIDA 15 NOVEMBRO NO MUNICIPIO DE CRUZEIRO DO SUL MED 15X30	Terra nua	35.575,50
5	4	TOYOTA HILUX ANO 2009	VeÃ*culo automotor terrestre: caminhão, automóvel, moto, etc.	120.000,00
6	5	FAZENDA CALIFORNIA II 850HEC LOCALIZADA A ESTRADA BADEJO KM18 MUN CRUZEIRO DO SUL	Outros bens imóveis	400.000,00

I've decided it is best to parse based on the $2 field since other sections begin with numbers however do not contain the data I desire from $3 $4 $5, as is the case with the snippet above. I'm looking to match lines based on $2 in the numerical range of 1-35 then print $3, $4, $5 of those matching lines.

What I currently have which doesn't quite accomplish it:
Code:
{if ($2 >= 2 && $2 <= 31) {print $3, $4, $5}continue;}

I assume I could also use regular expressions to match based on $2:
Code:
{if ( $2 ~ /^[1-31]$/ ) {print ....

I would prefer it to break after range and resume the script code from the top but not sure how to do that...
# 2  
Old 06-15-2011
What you are trying to do makes no sense to me...can you provide a better example.
# 3  
Old 06-15-2011
A couple of things that might be causing your problems...

First, you say that you want to print the desired fields when field 2 is between 1 and 35 (inclusive) yet your if statement prints only when less than or equal to 31. There's a typo in your code, or your problem statement.

Secondly, some of your values in column 2 are not numeric. I have seen some versions of awk do funny things with an expression like

Code:
if( $2 <= 35 ))

when the value of $2 is something like "foo" rather than a number. To prevent this from happening, I generally write the expression like this:

Code:
if( $2+0 <= 35 )

This forces awk to convert the value of $2 into a floating point before the comparison is made. If the value of $2 is not numeric, it will convert to 0 (zero), and something like 123abc will convert to 123.

Neither of these may be your problem, but without an example of what you are getting as output and what you are expecting it is difficult to guess.
# 4  
Old 06-16-2011
I actually realized that the data that I needed was encapsulated between a 'Seq.' and 'Total:' fields every time:

Code:
1	Seq.	Descrição do bem	Tipo do bem	Valor do bem (R$)
2	1	LOCALIZADO ANA RUA PESSEGO N 96 BAIRRO MORADA DO SOL	Apartamento	58.870,00
3	2	LOCALIZADA A AV MANCIO LIMA MUNICIPIO DE CRUZEIRO DO SUL MEDINDO 400M2	Casa	200.000,00
4	3	LOCALIZADO A AVENIDA 15 NOVEMBRO NO MUNICIPIO DE CRUZEIRO DO SUL MED 15X30	Terra nua	35.575,50
5	Total:	65000	NA	NA

I so I searched based on that:
Code:
/Seq./,/Total:/

Now I'm looking to insert a new line after each of scrapes...
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