Trying to find all the files with a specific naming structure under a directory and all subdirectories and use awk to parse out the data that I want. I was able to get it as long as there were no spaces in the names of folders or the files. 

I first use find to find the files and put them in an array. Then I use the array as the filename for awk. But the array treats any spaces as a different element so it splits up `/Documents/Untitled Folder/file.txt` into `/Documents/Untitled` and `Folder/file.txt`

Any way to push files that may also contain spaces? This is what I have so far which works if there are no files/directories/subdirectories without spaces.

```
arrFindFiles=($(find . -name "f*.txt" | sed 's/\ /\\\ /g'))    
arrData+=("$(awk -F , '{if($9$10!=NULL) a[$9$10$13]++ } END { for (b in a) { print b } }' ${arrFindFiles[@]})")    

```

Any help would be greatly appreciated!