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tonivm

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Mar 2, 2006
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Hi everybody:

I have files where some values are -9999, and I would like to average some columns each five values but when the value is -9999 will skipped.
I tried this:

awk '{if ($5==-9999) skip; {s+=$5;++c}};{avg=s/5};{if(c==5){print $1, $2, $3, avg ; c=0; s=0}}' $fitxer.tmp2 > $fitxer.cl31;

but do not work correctly.
Somebody couls help me.
Thanks in advance ;)
 

Try:
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awk '$5 != -9999 {s+=$5; ++c} c==5 {print $1,$2,$3,$4,s/5; c=0; s=0}
END {if (c>0) print $1,$2,$3,$4,s/c;}' $fitxer.tmp2 > $fitxer.cl31
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Thanks.
But how is it possible when appear a -9999 set for example 5 times the average should be 0.
Thanks again
 

What do you mean by "when appear a -9999 set for example 5 times the average should be 0."?

You requirement is to SKIP the -9999's are you changing this requirement?

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