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Using AWK within a CSH
I am running a csh script that runs and does various things. I finally want to do some multiplication. This is the code I need to run within my csh file. { Totals[$5] += $3*$4 } END { for (x in Totals) print i, Totals[i] } Right now I have to run this on a separate file for it to work. So...- apedosmil8
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Using AWK within a CSH
How do I run AWK in CSH? Thanks- apedosmil8
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Using AWK or JOIN help
Yes they do, that's how it is presented. I tried doing join but it doesn't seem to work since the field separators are different. What I would like to do is do a join, then use variables for each space, maybe to do a find/replace so I can make them all the same. Does that sound like it would...- apedosmil8
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Using AWK or JOIN help
I tried a AWK command but I got syntax errors. I didn't get far enough to get any results. I need to get totals from each employee on sales. Could I do a JOIN twice, then do some kind of math? Thanks, Mike- apedosmil8
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Using AWK or JOIN help
I'm having trouble with using the AWK command. I have 3 tables Employee Table 21/John Doe/39000/Clerk 21 is the employee ID, Sales Table 104,9,03:01:2007,21 104 is the item ID, 9 is the quantity, and 21 is the employee ID Products Table 104:fishing line:0.99 104 is the item ID and 0.99...- apedosmil8
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