Write an awk script that produces a report from an input file. The report summarizes sales data as recorded for sales stations. The input file contains sales data for several years, however, your report should only list data for the year 2014. The awk script file name must be "z123456.report", where z123456 is your Z-id. The awk script is invoked from the command line with an input file that contains data for multiple years: awk -f z123456.report inputfile. txt The lines in the input file have the following fields: year: four digit integer number month: three letter abbreviation of a month station: one letter station code sale amounts: floating point numbers, with 2 significant digits. Each input line will have at least one and at most 10 amount fields. Here is an example of input sales data

Script is given below

Explanation:

Below is the AWK code for the Report.I have used the sample data that your have shared in the question.

AWK code-

echo "Hello World!"

echo "2011 Jan X 29.44 17.33 43.21" > inputfile.txt

echo "2014 Jan Y 32.32 12.12 99.00 1.99 " >> inputfile.txt

echo "2012 Jan X 321.11 12.34 10.99" >> inputfile.txt

echo "2012 Feb Y 1.99 12.75" >> inputfile.txt

echo "2012 Feb X 32.99 65.78 98.76" >> inputfile.txt

echo "2014 Jan Y 12.99 17.44 21.34" >> inputfile.txt

echo "2012 Mar X 11.45" >> inputfile.txt

awk -F" " 'BEGIN{ X_sum=0;

print(" Sales Data for year 2014")

print("")

}

{ if($1=="2014")

{

print($2,":", $4+$5+$6+$7+$8+$9+$10+$11+$12+$13)

}

if($3=="X")

{

X_sum=X_sum+$4+$5+$6+$7+$8+$9+$10+$11+$12+$13

}

if($3=="Y")

{

Y_sum=Y_sum+$4+$5+$6+$7+$8+$9+$10+$11+$12+$13

}

if($3=="Z")

{

Z_sum=Z_sum+$4+$5+$6+$7+$8+$9+$10+$11+$12+$13

}

}

END { print(" ")

print("Station volume for 2014 is:")

print("X:" ,X_sum )

print("Y:" ,Y_sum )

print("Z:" ,Z_sum )

}

' < inputfile.txt