Print rows where the columns have a specific condition
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vanessagpds ▴ 10

I am trying to filter my results but I am having difficulties.

I have a tab-separated file and I would like to filter it as follows:

The lines are removed if they are not found in cosmic92 or cosmic92_noncoding, but are present in avsnp150 or ExAC.

I thank the attention.

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Please do not post the data images instead of data.

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My apologies

Chr cosmic92    cosmic92_noncoding  avsnp150    ExAC_ALL
chr1    ID=COSV65068047;OCCURENCE=2(thyroid),2(large_intestine),1(prostate) ID=COSV65068047;OCCURENCE=2(thyroid),2(large_intestine),1(prostate) rs2465128   0.8767
chr1    ID=COSV65071416;OCCURENCE=1(thyroid)    ID=COSV65071416;OCCURENCE=1(thyroid)    rs10267 0.8989
chr1    .   .   rs9442391   0.6295
chr1    ID=COSV65070964;OCCURENCE=1(breast) ID=COSV65070964;OCCURENCE=1(breast) rs4275402   0.6376
chr1    ID=COSV55420568;OCCURENCE=2(thyroid)    ID=COSV55420568;OCCURENCE=2(thyroid)    rs17568 0.3751
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try this (test.txt - OP text):

$ awk -F "\t" '($2 != "." || $3 !=".") {print}' test.txt

what if it is present in avsnp150, but absent in ExAC_ALL or vice versa?

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Thank you for your answer. In this case, as long as it is present in one of the databases, the line must be ignored.

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Then this code will work. This code filters out rows/ records if COSMIC92 (2nd column) or COSMIC92_Noncoding (3rd column) values are denoted by ..

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