awk, script, next

[NewLinuxUser]

Here is the situation I am having now, I can't get the next to work. Perhaps I don't understand the context in which to use it. I have 3 commands in my script file:

one is: /title/ {print $1}
second is: /number/ {print $1 "makes" $3}
third is: BEGIN {print "\033[4mCol1 \tCol2\033[0m"}
{if ( x == "y" ) print $2, $3}

It will print it all out but no matter where I put the next, either after one, two or three, it still prints it out in the same way:

Col1 Col2
Dave makes 10.00
Johnson 30
Janeway 30
Bud
Mark

I don't want it to come out like that. I want it to come out like this:

Bud
Mark

Col1 Col2
Johnson 30
Janeway 30

Dave makes 10.00

It seems that the file it is reading from--Dave is at the top of the list; Then Johnson and Janeway; and finally Bud and Mark are toward the bottom of the list. So, it is processing it according to how the text file is listing these lines. Can that be changed?

[jpollard]

It can work but only if the entire file is loaded into arrays, each with its target.
The array with only one field are printed first.
The array with two fields are then printed.

How you determine the difference between Dave and Johnson/Janeway records
is still up in the air.

The only other way I can think of is to process the records in a pipeline, the first
defines the categories of records (one field, two fields, and however you identify
Dave) and outputs the record prefixed by the category, and passes the output to
sort, which reorders the file, and passes the result to a third filter that takes the
ordered records and outputs the final report using the category index to select
the line format.

[NewLinuxUser]

That sounds a little over my head. I am very new to this. I haven't even worked with arrays before. Isn't using "next" suppose to be for the purpose of processing a new command line?

---------- Post added at 08:40 PM CST ---------- Previous post was at 05:44 PM CST ----------

I got everything figured out..didn't need the "next" statement at all. Set it up in a script file and entered the commands on individual lines and works just fine!