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ignore certain rows and find average of other's colums
i feel stupid, figured it out. turns out i was dividing somethig, put an equal sign and then put the division equation again -
ignore certain rows and find average of other's colums
wish you could edit old posts. Anyway, I got it to run at least, using the #!/bin/bash then using a $@ at the end after the last quote. However, now it says (FILENAME=<input2> FNR<last line of second input>) fatal: division by zero attempted -
ignore certain rows and find average of other's colums
I tried running the script using the awk -f <source> <input1file> <input2file> and it gives me an invalid char error pointing to the ' after the awk in the scipt -
ignore certain rows and find average of other's colums
hey guys when i try to run the script, it just shows a blank line, I have to press ctrl+c to get back to the prompt -
ignore certain rows and find average of other's colums
the number of rows do not include the ones with 811 at the beginning right? -
ignore certain rows and find average of other's colums
Hey guys, I'm new to awk, basically I have an input file, two columns, first I want to ignore rows with the first column that start with a certain string, and with the rest, I want to find the average. How would I do this? e.g 8113442352 56 8325423535 99 8114525445 80 4526693345 97 4526426535...
