On 16-Aug-02 James Hatridge wrote:
> Hi all..
Hi Jim..
> OK, here's the problem I've got a file that looks like this:
>
> Rates as of 2002.08.13 20:25:28 UTC (GMT). Base currency is EUR.
> USD United States Dollars 1.01756
> 0.982743
> GBP United Kingdom Pounds 1.56297
> 0.639808
> AUD Australia Dollars 0.546791 1.82885
>
> What I want is this;
>
> 2002.08.13 USD 1.01756 0.982743
> 2002.08.13 GBP 1.56297 0.639808
> 2002.08.13 AUD 0.546791 1.82885
cat file | awk '
/Rates/{D=$4 ; next}
{n=NF; print D " " $1 " " $(n-1) " " $(n)} '
(or similar).
Cheers,
Ted.
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