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I have some geometric data (X Y) that is in the wrong scale. My raw data is in mills but it needs to be in tenths of a mil

I am pretty familiar with awk and sed

I want to use awk to divide $1 and $2 by .1
I'm just not sure of the syntax $1 and $2 are variables and .1 is fixed

simple math would be -4610.20/.1 = -46102

I need this ...

48.00 -4610.20 J1.3 PREFERRED;

to become this ...

480 -46102 J1.3 PREFERRED;

I have written a small script to turn this ...
| UNNAMED_16_CAPACITOR_I208_B | | 1 | Pin(J1.3) | 62.20 | 348.00,-4610.20 | UNNAMED_16_CAPACITOR_I178_A | |

into this
48.00 -4610.20 J1.3 PREFERRED;

awk '$7~/\Pin/{print $11, $7" PREFERRED;"}' NP119432r2.rpt > tpa
awk '$6~/\Pin/{print $10, $6" PREFERRED;"}' NP119432r2.rpt > tpb
cat tp tpa tpb > tp_all
sed s/,/" "/ tp_all > tp1
sed s/Pin\(/" "/ tp1 > tp2
sed s/\)/" "/ tp2 > tp3

I would call this an awk question from the brain dead at this point.

Thanks,

John