Hi Rudie,
Yes i want those three columns only but i wanted to forgot the paste the full content of the data earlier my way is pick only those lines who has only 1 space in begining rest lines by sed so rest of the records of will be ignored and then apply awk, your assistance is much appreciated.
The data seem to be from an (old?) FORTRAN print file with carriage control characters as the first character in a line being interpreted / suppressed at printout. In principle, they should be eliminated in processing as well.
Picking lines by your criterion "single space" would not suppress the dash lines, so I use the 1 to synchronize to the page breaks and then suppress the following 5 resp. 7 lines. You can select any number of columns by adding their headers to the COLUMNS variable, separated by commas. Try
Hi Rudie,
Thank you very much it is working as expected , got some additional requirement on top of it.
1. records should be picked only for the movement code 26 as mentioned in top of every record header ,can be hard coded.
2. addition column only 2 digits needs to display from DOC NO so as per below record 39,36,11,11
3. To display DDMM colmmn also but with year in file records only date and month i.e 05 date and month 12 but year also needs be appended.
year logic is to read from the file name.
file name = R950CMA_01JAN15 so data is for the past month means dec14 so year is 14 in a same way go on..
Final output is expected as below.
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