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I want to grep a pattern in some files and count the occurrence with the filename. Right know, if I use
grep -r "month" report* | wc -l
it will sum all instances in all files. So the output is a single value 324343. I want something like this
report1: 3433
report2: 24399
....
The grep command will show the filename but will print every instance.
grep -cwill give you a count of matches for each file: