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# 8  
Old 05-04-2015
Even nicer! And flexible ... I was close-minded on the 3.
# 9  
Old 05-04-2015
neutronscott

Need one more modification need date to be added . Like the below example . Appreciate your help so much

Code:
KCAR
05/01/2015 max 31
05/01/2015 min 62
05/01/2015 avg 36
05/02/2015 max 69
05/02/2015 min 41
05/02/2015 avg 75

# 10  
Old 05-04-2015
How about trying that one yourself?
# 11  
Old 05-04-2015
Code
Thanks RudiC for the advice . I am learning awk . It would be great if you can help me on this.
# 12  
Old 05-04-2015
I don't see any dates in your input file??? Where do these dates that you want to add to the output come from?
# 13  
Old 05-04-2015
Don Cragun forgot to mention. dates are not present.

Below data is 10 day data . example 1st day 31,62,36 which is max , min , avg then 2nd day max,min,avg. 3rd day max,min,avg as follows. So need to script it .

Code:
KCAR,31,62,36,69,41,75,46,78,55,70,44,69,41,65,40,63,41,61,42,64,43,66,41,65,44,66,44,68,46,69

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Old 05-04-2015
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Originally Posted by ajayram_arya
Don Cragun forgot to mention. dates are not present.

Below data is 10 day data . example 1st day 31,62,36 which is max , min , avg then 2nd day max,min,avg. 3rd day max,min,avg as follows. So need to script it .

Code:
KCAR,31,62,36,69,41,75,46,78,55,70,44,69,41,65,40,63,41,61,42,64,43,66,41,65,44,66,44,68,46,69

That isn't the question. What determines the start date? Are all days data sequential? (Are weekends and holidays included in the data? What do you consider to be a holiday? ...)

If your input file is showing accumulated data that starts on 2015-05-01, how was the writer of this file able to predict minimum, maximum, and average data for a week in the future?
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