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I have 2 fixed length files input#1 & input#2. I want to match the rows based on the value in position 37-50 in both files (pos 37-50 will have same value in both files).
If any matching record is found then cut the value against company code & Invoice number from input file #1 (position 99 until end of line).
The cut string (from Input #1) need to be appended at the end of the record/line.
Below is the code I tried (not working) and the input files & desired output. Please provide your advice.
Code:
awk '
NR==FNR && NF>1 {
v=substr($0,37,14);
#print substr($0,37,14)
next
}
NR==FNR && ( /Company Code/ OR /Invoice Number/ ) {
sub(/Company Code/,"",$0);
sub(/Invoice Number/,"",$0);
a[v]=$0;
print $0
next
}
(substr($0,37,14) in a) {
print $0 a[substr($0,99)]
}' Input1.txt input2.txt input3.txt
End code
Input #1 beginning Start's with some white spaces
612 1111111111201402120000 2 1 111 211 Due Date 20140101
612 1111111111201402120000 2 1 111 311 Company Code 227
612 1111111111201402120000 2 1 111 411 Item Code 12
612 1111111111201402120000 2 1 111 511 Invoice Number 2014010
612 1111111111201402120000 2 2 111 611 Company Code 214
612 1111111111201402120000 2 2 111 711 Item Code 20
612 1111111111201402120000 2 2 111 811 Invoice Number 3014010
612 1111111111201402120000 2 3 111 911 Due Date 20140101
612 1111111111201402120000 2 3 111 111 Invoice Number 40140101
612 1111111111201402120000 2 3 111 121 user code 15563263636
612 1111111111201402120000 2 3 111 131 Amount Due 100000
612 111111111120140212000078978982123444 111 141 Due Date 20140101
612 111111111120140212000078978982123444 111 151 Invoice Number 50140101
612 111111111120140212000078978982123444 111 161 Amount Due 008000
Input #1 End
Input #2 beginning input 2
510 77432201111010000 2 1 1ChK 100111000001 121000248 123456789 20111101.510.77432.20001C
510 77432201111010000 2 1 2INv 20111101.510.77432.20001D
510 77432201111010000 2 1 3INv 20111101.510.77432.20002D
510 77432201111010000 2 1 4INv 20111101.510.77432.20003D
510 77432201111010000 2 1 5INv 20111101.510.77432.20004D
510 77432201111010000 2 2 1ChK 200111000002 121000248 123456789 20111101.510.77432.20002C
510 77432201111010000 2 2 2INv 20111101.510.77432.20005D
510 77432201111010000 2 2 3INv 20111101.510.77432.20006D
510 77432201111010000 2 2 4INv 20111101.510.77432.20007D
510 77432201111010000 2 2 5INv 20111101.510.77432.20008D
510 77432201111010000 2 3 1ChK 300111000003 121000248 123456789 20111101.510.77432.20003C
510 77432201111010000 2 3 2INv 20111101.510.77432.20009D
510 77432201111010000 2 3 3INv 20111101.510.77432.20010D
510 77432201111010000 2 3 4INv 20111101.510.77432.20011D
510 77432201111010000 2 6 1ChK 600111000006 121000248 123456789 20111101.510.77432.20006C
510 77432201111010000 2 6 2INv 20111101.510.77432.20021D
510 77432201111010000 2 6 3INv 20111101.510.77432.20022D
510 77432201111010000 2 6 4INv 20111101.510.77432.20023D
510 77432201111010000 2 6 5INv 20111101.510.77432.20024D
Input #2 end
Desired outout Desired output
510 77432201111010000 2 1 1ChK 100111000001 121000248 123456789 20111101.510.77432.20001C 2272014010 (company & Inv # from input 1)
510 77432201111010000 2 1 2INv 20111101.510.77432.20001D 2272014010
510 77432201111010000 2 1 3INv 20111101.510.77432.20002D 2272014010
510 77432201111010000 2 1 4INv 20111101.510.77432.20003D (company & Inv # from input 1)
510 77432201111010000 2 1 5INv 20111101.510.77432.20004D (company & Inv # from input 1)
510 77432201111010000 2 2 1ChK 200111000002 121000248 123456789 20111101.510.77432.20002C (company & Inv # from input 1)
510 77432201111010000 2 2 2INv 20111101.510.77432.20005D (company & Inv # from input 1)
510 77432201111010000 2 2 3INv 20111101.510.77432.20006D (company & Inv # from input 1)
510 77432201111010000 2 2 4INv 20111101.510.77432.20007D (company & Inv # from input 1)
510 77432201111010000 2 2 5INv 20111101.510.77432.20008D (company & Inv # from input 1)
510 77432201111010000 2 3 1ChK 300111000003 121000248 123456789 20111101.510.77432.20003C (company & Inv # from input 1)
510 77432201111010000 2 6 1ChK 600111000006 121000248 123456789 20111101.510.77432.20006C <there is no matching record in input 1, this will be blank>
510 77432201111010000 2 6 2INv 20111101.510.77432.20021D <there is no matching record in input 1, this will be blank>
510 77432201111010000 2 6 3INv 20111101.510.77432.20022D <there is no matching record in input 1, this will be blank>
510 77432201111010000 2 6 4INv 20111101.510.77432.20023D <there is no matching record in input 1, this will be blank>
510 77432201111010000 2 6 5INv 20111101.510.77432.20024D <there is no matching record in input 1, this will be blank>
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There are several issues with your awk code.
Let's go through them step-by-step:
NR==FNR && NF>1 {...;next}NR==FNR && ... --> the next will prevent the second action from being performed for all but the first record.
NR==FNR && ( /Company Code/ OR /Invoice Number/ ) { --> OR is not a valid awk statement, the logical OR is done using || (like you use && and not AND).
print $0 a[substr($0,99)] --> a[substr($0,99)] takes everything from the 99th position of the record in your 2nd input file to look up in your array, but your key is from 37-50.
We can fix them the follwing way:
Get rid of the next in the first action and limit the 3rd action to records from the 2nd input file.
Substitute OR with ||.
Use substr($0,37,14) as key to lookup in a and substr(...,99) the result.
This results in the following code (removing your diagnostic print commands and the unused 3rd input file):
awk '
NR==FNR && NF>1 {
v=substr($0,37,14);
}
NR==FNR && ( /Company Code/ || /Invoice Number/ ) {
sub(/Company Code/,"",$0);
sub(/Invoice Number/,"",$0);
a[v]=$0;
next
}
NR!=FNR && (substr($0,37,14) in a) {
print $0 substr(a[substr($0,37,14)],99)
}' input1.txt input2.txt
Since your input was off I could not reproduce your desired output but I hope you can figure it out from here on.
Also, I shortened your code to the following version doing what I think you want it to do starting from the input given:
awk '
{key=substr($0,37,14)}
NR==FNR{
if(/Company Code/||/Invoice Number/)array[key]=substr($0,98)
next
}
(key in array){print $0,array[key]}
' input1.txt input2.txt
If you need adjustments/explanations, feel free to comment.
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