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edited Jul 14, 2016 at 4:03

This is easy enough in a tool like awk

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot++ } END { print tot+tot}'

If you want to sum them then

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot += $2 } END { print tot+tot}'

This is easy enough in a tool like awk

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot++ } END { print tot}'

If you want to sum them then

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot += $2 } END { print tot}'

This is easy enough in a tool like awk

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot++ } END { print +tot}'

If you want to sum them then

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot += $2 } END { print +tot}'

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edited Jul 14, 2016 at 4:01

This is easy enough in a tool like awk

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot++ } END { print +tottot}'

If you want to sum them then

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot += $2 } END { print tot}'

This is easy enough in a tool like awk

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot++ } END { print +tot}'

This is easy enough in a tool like awk

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot++ } END { print tot}'

If you want to sum them then

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot += $2 } END { print tot}'

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edited Jul 13, 2016 at 21:33

This is easy enough in a tool like awk

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot++ } END { print tot}'

If you want to sum them then

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot += $2 } END { print tot+tot}'

This is easy enough in a tool like awk

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot++ } END { print tot}'

If you want to sum them then

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot += $2 } END { print tot}'

This is easy enough in a tool like awk

awk '$2>=6 && $2<20 { tot++ } END { print +tot}'

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edited Jul 13, 2016 at 17:29

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answered Jul 13, 2016 at 17:25

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