Shell Programming and Scripting

I have this line were I am selecting some fields from one file and creating a new file for the selected data.

Code:

awk -F "\"*,\"*" '{print $1"," $2}' folderone/list.txt > folderone/qlist.txt

This works, but then from this new file I want it to create a new file where it separates data:
$2 >5 it goes to goodlist.txt
$2 <=5 it goes to badlist.txtI have tried variations of this but it is not working for me!

Code:

awk -F "\"*,\"*" if '{($2 >5) {print $1"," $2}  folderone/qlist.txt > folderone/goodlist.txt}'

It is telling me I have a syntax error for if but I do not know how to fix it
What is the correct syntax for this line?
Thanks.

Moderator's Comments:

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Without sample input and desired output, one has to guess at what is being attempted. One might try:

Code:

awk -F '"*,"*' '$2>5{print $1","$2}' folderone/qlist.txt > folderone/goodlist.txt

which should be syntactically correct, but might not be even close to what you're trying to do.

I'm sharing Don Cragun's caveats, but pushing forwards the guesswork / inferences, I'd propose (untested)

Code:

awk -F '"*,"*' '{print $1 "," $2 > ("folderone/"($2>5?"good":"bad")"list.txt")}' folderone/qlist.txt