awk command issue

zgrep 'MobileDevice' xyz.log.20181121.gz|grep 'USER123'| awk '$0>= "2018-Nov-21 00:01" && $0<="2018-Nov-21 23:59"' | awk -F '|' '$24>300 {print}'
above grep printing all the columns successfully satisfying abov condition of

$24>300


Now i need to filter above query based on the state like Florida which is printing in 23rd column i.e $23

zgrep 'MobileDevice' xyz.log.20181121.gz|grep 'USER123'| awk '$0>= "2018-Nov-21 00:01" && $0<="2018-Nov-21 23:59"' | awk -F '|' '$23=FLORIDA {print}'

above query not working

how to check String equality in AWK

Please advise
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nociSoftware EngineerCommented:
= is assignment  / == is comparing for equality
FLORIDA is a variable...
so try $23 == "FLORIDA" as condition.
gudii9Author Commented:
if i have to give both together how i do it?

zgrep 'MobileDevice' xyz.log.20181121.gz|grep 'USER123'| awk '$0>= "2018-Nov-21 00:01" && $0<="2018-Nov-21 23:59"' | awk -F '|' '$24>300  | awk -F '|' '$17==300 {print}'

above giving as below
>

then expecting something

i am confused where to start ' and where to end it '

please advise
gudii9Author Commented:
so try $23 == "FLORIDA" as condition.
did not work
please advise
any sample commands like this in any link or resource or book?
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nociSoftware EngineerCommented:
What exactly is the context and what problem you are trying to solve....
More background please.
dfkeCommented:
Hi,

the awk equal comparison operator is '==' like noci said.

Read up here for examples.

Cheers
Pierre FrançoisSenior consultantCommented:
You miss one quote after 300. Add also a space between  -F '|' and the next argument. So try this:
zgrep 'MobileDevice' xyz.log.20181121.gz|grep 'USER123'| awk '$0>= "2018-Nov-21 00:01" && $0<="2018-Nov-21 23:59"' | awk -F '|' '$24>300'  | awk -F '|'  '$17==300 {print}'

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