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Hi I am using grep to extract a certain pattern in the example files below. How do I extract pattern 'T1' and not 'T123'? cat pattern id T1 T23 T55 cat file id name length T5 Lypla1 2433 T55 sea3 2668 T123 Tmea1 2671 T23 nrea1 2564 T1 mea1 250 T10 mrty1 22 grep -f pattern file id name...

thank you so much, PHV

how can I get the reverse format? For the lines that have the same first field, I want to reduce them to one line having the second field strings separated by a comma. inFile A[tab]x B[tab]y B[tab]z C[tab]r C[tab]s C[tab]t D[tab]q outFile A[tab]x B[tab]y,z C[tab]r,s,t D[tab]q thank you joseph

thank you everybody. It was very helpful. I added a tab to get the format I want awk '{gsub(",","\n\t");print}' inFile.txt A m [tab]n B x [tab]y [tab]z C t [tab]r joseph

Hi I would like to add new lines with the strings after the comma. The lines in the inFile have 2 fields separated by a tab. I would like to remove the comma from the 2d fileld and add a new line where the 1st filed is empty and the 2d field is made of the string that followed the comma. inFile...

Hi how to print line matching a pattern and line immediately above it? thanks joseph

Hi Feherke thank you for your help. can you specify filed #1 with grep? joseph

Hi can you please suggest a more elegant, shorter script for printing lines where field #1 is equal to AA or BB or CC …. (sometimes more than 10 values). awk '$1 == "AA" || $1 == "BB" || $1 == "CC"' thank you joseph

thank you for your help. Joseph

Hi I would like lines from file1 that are common to file2 as in the following example: cat file1 22 A alp 19 gtein 255 B macr 12 pring 3 C lin 12 pseue 90 D N-ace 8 1 cat file2 B D cat outfile 255 B macr 12 pring 90 D N-ace 8 1 thank you for your help

Hi p5wizard This is more complicated than I thought. The problem is that the number of digits vary widely from line to line in my file.

to get 0 decimals, the code should be: awk 'NR==1{print;next}{n[$1]++;s[$1]+=$2;t[$1]+=$3}END{for(i in n)printf "%s %9.0f %9.0f\n",i,s[i]/n[i],t[i]/n[i]}' thanks p5wizard

Thank you for your help. It works fine now, it gives the average with one decimal. One more request: how can I get the average with no decimals? Again, I really appreciate your help. Joseph

I tested the code with the following inFile: #f1 f2 f2 a 3991037 4155442 a 3993760 4160837 a 3994154 4159990 b 308568 179762 f 3484774 3488370 f 3600005 3666058 outFile: #f1 f2 f2 a 3992980 4158760 b 308568 179762 f 3542390 3577214 I noticed that the average for a should be 3992984 and not...

Hi my inFile has 3 fields with duplicates in field1. I would like to print the average field2 and field3 for the duplicated fild1. $cat inFile field1 field2 field3 A 7 2 B 4 2 B 2 3 C 6 5 D 15 2 D 5 3 D 10 4 $cat outFile field1 field2 field3 A 7 2 B 3 2.5 C 6 5 D 10 3 thank you for your help.

Thank you very much.

hi I have a file where some lines end with '*'. I would loke to remove those lines ending with '*'. inFile: a b* c d* outFile: a c Thanks

Thank you very much. Next time, I will do as you said.

I have 2 sets of data that look like this: file1: >s_7_2x1 AAAAAAAAAGTTGGTCTTG >s_7_24x2 AAAAAAAAGGTCGGGCCTGGTT >s_7_3x3 AAAAAAACAGAGTTCA >s_7_4x4 AAAAAAACATGGCGCACTTCTT >s_7_5x5 AAAAAAACATGGNGCACTTCTTTTCGCNTGGCGGC file2: >s_7_2x1 AAAAAAAAAGTTGGTCTTG >s_7_24x2 AAAAAAAAGGTCGGGCCTGGTT file2 is a...

Thank you very much. That is what I need.