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10-27-2009, 06:07 AM
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LQ Newbie
Registered: Oct 2009
Posts: 1
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Append value of a row to subsequent rows
Hi,
I have source file where in the data is in the following format.
01,America,0001,AUH
03,F,F ,001,000,012,000
04,F,F ,023,000,012,000
03,F,A ,002,005,012,005,Y
04,F,A ,023,000,012,000,000
03,F,R ,003,007,007,007,Y,002
04,F,R ,023,000,007,002,002,002
03,F,O ,004,000,000,000,Y,003
04,F,O ,023,000,000,000,000
01,EGYPT,0001,AUH
03,F,F ,001,001,012,001,Y
04,F,F ,023,000,012,001,001
01,SPAIN,0001,AUH
03,F,A ,021,000,012,000
04,F,F ,023,000,017,000
03,F,A ,002,105,012,008,Y
04,F,A ,023,000,012,000,000
I want to append the second column value of records starting with 01 to subsequent records till the next o1 value.
desired output:
01,America,0001,AUH
03,F,F ,001,000,012,000,America
04,F,F ,023,000,012,000,America
03,F,A ,002,005,012,005,Y,America
04,F,A ,023,000,012,000,000,America
03,F,R ,003,007,007,007,Y,002,America
04,F,R ,023,000,007,002,002,002,America
03,F,O ,004,000,000,000,Y,003,America
04,F,O ,023,000,000,000,000,America
01,EGYPT,0001,AUH
03,F,F ,001,001,012,001,Y,EGYPT
04,F,F ,023,000,012,001,001,EGYPT
01,SPAIN,0001,AUH
03,F,A ,021,000,012,000,SPAIN
04,F,F ,023,000,017,000,SPAIN
03,F,A ,002,105,012,008,Y,SPAIN
04,F,A ,023,000,012,000,000,SPAIN
Its to be noted that the order of records matter and the count of records between 2 subsequent 01 record is is not fixed.
Any help on the same is appreciated.
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10-27-2009, 06:20 AM
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#2
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LQ Veteran
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: the Netherlands
Distribution: lfs, debian, rhel
Posts: 8,703
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Hi,
Something like this maybe:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
awk '
BEGIN { FS = "," }
{
if ( $1 == "01" ) { Appender=$2 ; print $0 }
if ( $1 != "01" ) { print $0","Appender }
}
' infile
Testrun:
Code:
$ cat infile
01,America,0001,AUH
03,F,F ,001,000,012,000
04,F,F ,023,000,012,000
03,F,A ,002,005,012,005,Y
04,F,A ,023,000,012,000,000
03,F,R ,003,007,007,007,Y,002
04,F,R ,023,000,007,002,002,002
03,F,O ,004,000,000,000,Y,003
04,F,O ,023,000,000,000,000
01,EGYPT,0001,AUH
03,F,F ,001,001,012,001,Y
04,F,F ,023,000,012,001,001
01,SPAIN,0001,AUH
03,F,A ,021,000,012,000
04,F,F ,023,000,017,000
03,F,A ,002,105,012,008,Y
04,F,A ,023,000,012,000,000
$ ./tets
01,America,0001,AUH
03,F,F ,001,000,012,000,America
04,F,F ,023,000,012,000,America
03,F,A ,002,005,012,005,Y,America
04,F,A ,023,000,012,000,000,America
03,F,R ,003,007,007,007,Y,002,America
04,F,R ,023,000,007,002,002,002,America
03,F,O ,004,000,000,000,Y,003,America
04,F,O ,023,000,000,000,000,America
01,EGYPT,0001,AUH
03,F,F ,001,001,012,001,Y,EGYPT
04,F,F ,023,000,012,001,001,EGYPT
01,SPAIN,0001,AUH
03,F,A ,021,000,012,000,SPAIN
04,F,F ,023,000,017,000,SPAIN
03,F,A ,002,105,012,008,Y,SPAIN
04,F,A ,023,000,012,000,000,SPAIN
Hope this helps.
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10-27-2009, 06:56 AM
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Senior Member
Registered: Aug 2006
Posts: 2,695
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Code:
$ awk -F"," '$1=="01"{s=$2;print;next}{print $0","s}' file
01,America,0001,AUH
03,F,F ,001,000,012,000,America
04,F,F ,023,000,012,000,America
03,F,A ,002,005,012,005,Y,America
04,F,A ,023,000,012,000,000,America
03,F,R ,003,007,007,007,Y,002,America
04,F,R ,023,000,007,002,002,002,America
03,F,O ,004,000,000,000,Y,003,America
04,F,O ,023,000,000,000,000,America
01,EGYPT,0001,AUH
03,F,F ,001,001,012,001,Y,EGYPT
04,F,F ,023,000,012,001,001,EGYPT
01,SPAIN,0001,AUH
03,F,A ,021,000,012,000,SPAIN
04,F,F ,023,000,017,000,SPAIN
03,F,A ,002,105,012,008,Y,SPAIN
04,F,A ,023,000,012,000,000,SPAIN
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10-27-2009, 07:04 AM
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LQ Veteran
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: the Netherlands
Distribution: lfs, debian, rhel
Posts: 8,703
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@ghostdog74: That's a nice, short one-liner!
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10-27-2009, 08:07 PM
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Member
Registered: May 2007
Distribution: Debian
Posts: 754
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For fun, a Perl option:
Code:
perl -ple 'if (m/^01/) { $loc = (split /,/)[1] } else { $_ = "$_,$loc" }' file
More awk-ishly Perl:
Code:
perl -F, -plae 'if ($F[0] == '01') { $loc = $F[1] } else { $_ = "$_,$loc" }' file
(I like the first version better since it only splits the '01' lines, and in a big file that might amount to a significant difference.)
Last edited by Telemachos; 10-27-2009 at 08:33 PM.
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