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mrn, Thanks for your post. I cant sort as I need to maintain the order, meaning the first occurrence of a string must remain in its original position. PH, Your 'awk' statement works great. Appreciate it! Thanks, Arun

Hi Feherke, Thanks! That works great!! Arun

Hello, I have the following input file. Sri Lanka v Pakistan England v West Indies Sri Lanka v Pakistan West Indies A v India A England v West Indies West Indies A v India A England v West Indies West Indies A v India A Sri Lanka v Pakistan England v West Indies West Indies A v India A Sri...

Thanks a lot! Tried both, they work great. Arun

Hello, Here is file1... Fri Feb 17 2012, 03:20 GMT 14:20 Local, Australia v Sri Lanka,Sydney, Commonwealth Bank Series Fri Feb 17 2012, 06:00 GMT 19:00 Local, New Zealand v South Africa,Wellington, 1st T20I Sat Feb 18 2012, 11:00 GMT 15:00 Local, England v Pakistan,Dubai (DSC), 3rd ODI Sat Feb...

This is done, albeit not as I originally intended... http://www.bcci.com/ -> Records -> Batting: ALL Year range ($2) and handling of "*" needs work. Thanks AR

Thanks for the tip! :-) File1 is really about 60 lines and File2 about 80 lines. I extracted only the names that were in both file and came up with 38 names. Note this is a change from the initial request. Then, > resultfile while read NAME do grep -h "$NAME" File1 File2 | awk...

Hello, I need to combine File1 and File2 to result in File3... File1: SR Tendulkar,1989-2011,453,18111,200*,48,95,20 RT Ponting,1995-2011,370,13686,164,30,82,20 ST Jayasuriya,1989-2011,445,13430,189,28,68,34 Inzamam-ul-Haq,1991-2007,378,11739,137*,10,83,20 JH...

Thanks for the input. Works great... However, I do need to take this beyond i=21, i.e., 34, 47, 60, 73, etc. Basically, it would be i=(8 + (13 * x)), where x=0,1,2,3,4,5,etc. A quick tip on how to set this up within the awk statement would be awesome. Thanks

Hello, I have the following input... (continuous line; Field Separator=,)...

Hello Phil, Thanks for your input. Got things working with the following... I have the following javascript code... document.getElementById('BATS').value = Batsmen; and the following input html tag... <input id="BATS" type="hidden" name="userchoice"> and the following MySQL insert via PHP...

Hello, Continuing the above effort, the full code may be seen at... http://www.bcci.com/Poll/best_test_batsmen/btb.txt The polling site is... http://www.bcci.com/Poll/best_test_batsmen/btb.php The javascript variable, 'Batsman', is a string and will have a default value of: "A B C D E F G H...

Thanks Phil, working on changes... Arun

Hello, I am putting together the following rank polling for my site... http://www.bcci.com/Poll/best_test_batsmen/btb.php The entire code may be viewed here... http://www.bcci.com/Poll/best_test_batsmen/btb.txt The following method to assign the value of the javascript variable to PHP...

Thanks Annihilannic for the input... I came up with the following, which also converts to numeric and then back to the date format after sort. cat inputfile | \ while read DD; do echo $(date -d "$DD" +%s); done | \ sort -n | \ while read DD; do echo $(date -d @"$DD" +"%a %b %d %Y"); done \ >...

Hello, Looking for the sort command to sort by date using the following input... Sun Jan 29 2012 Sun Jan 29 2012 Thu Jan 19 2012 Fri Sep 23 2011 Sat Dec 3 2011 Fri Sep 30 2011 Mon Sep 19 2011 Fri Nov 4 2011 Mon Sep 19 2011 Sat Sep 17 2011 Sat Sep 24 2011 Thanks, AR Sat Sep 24 2011

Feherke, IPGuru, Thanks for the all the advice. Will apply... Arun

Hi, This is done. Used the following... cat input | sed '/^$/d' | awk '{if (NF<7) for(i=NF;i<7;i++) $0=$0" X"; printf $0"\n"}' Thanks AR

Thanks for your reply. I am building an interactive cricket calendar. Here is a template... http://http://www.bcci.com/Schedules/Cal.html The cells where there is no date ('X') is shaded as shown. Thanks, Arun

Hello, I have the following input file... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Basically it is a monthly calendar (June 2011). I need to fill the blanks with 'X', meaning... X X X 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16...