Removing newline characters from awk output

[HDSJimmy]

I'm trying to parse a text file that has a bunch of numbers all on new lines, example:

66124
66125
66587
65874

I'm pulling in those numbers line by line and using them to pull data from another text file that has detailed information I need to capture. My bash script pulls the information between the truck number and a constant then puts that information in a text file called truck$line.txt, but it keeps adding the newline to the filename, example:

truck66124.txt (how I want it)

truck66124
.txt (how I get it currently)

Here's the awk command I'm using:

while read line
do

awk "/$line/,/TIME/" ImportData.text > truck$line.txt
done <trucks.txt

How can I remove the newline characters?

Thanks a bunch

 

[olded]

Are you sure that your data file is OK? It looks like you might have an extra Carriage Return at the end of the line. Did you move the file over from Windows and not perform the dos2unix?

 

[jfarmerjr]

Ugh, why didn't I think of that? Guess I'm not used to dealing with Windows. That fixed it, thanks a bunch.