Bash script to calculate within a CSV with or without zero

I have a script here that I am working with. I would now like to expand this. POSIXLY_CORRECT=1 awk -F ';' -v OFS=';' ' {print $0, NR == 1 ? "Price" : $1 ? $1 : $3 * 1.2}' RJ10 Standard spiral;RJ10 This is what the result should look like Sales Price;External ID;Cost;Internal reference;Name;Sales Description;Price 73;1000-04;141,35;1000-04;Jabra GN 1000 RHL Remote Handset Lifter;Manueller Lifter bzw. Hook-Switch;73 0;0440-729;61,72;0440-729;Jabra GN 1000 RHL, zbh. für Siemens Optiset; Siemens Optiset Telefone;74,064 215;2126-82-04;221,8;2126-82-04;Jabra 2100 Mono QD 3-in-1 Set;Typ: 82 E-STD, Noise-Cancelling Mikrofonarm: Flexibel;215 0;01.01.8800;11,3;01.01.8800;Jabra Kabel QD -> RJ10 Standard spiral;RJ10;13,56 I have now created calc.sh with the following content: #!/bin/sh POSIXLY_CORRECT=1 awk ' BEGIN { FS=OFS=";" } { if (NR == 1) val = "Price" else val = ($9 ? $5 * 1.2 : $9) print $0, val } ' /test.csv and I run the file like this: calc.sh > /opt/price/result.csv this is the result: Sales Price;External ID;Cost;Internal reference;Name;Sales Description ;Price 73;1000-04;141,35;1000-04;Jabra GN 1000 RHL Remote Handset Lifter;Manueller Lifter bzw. Hook-Switch ; 0;0440-729;61,72;0440-729;Jabra GN 1000 RHL, zbh. für Siemens Optiset; Siemens Optiset Telefone ; 215;2126-82-04;221,8;2126-82-04;Jabra 2100 Mono QD 3-in-1 Set;Typ: 82 E-STD, Noise-Cancelling Mikrofonarm: Flexibel ; 0;01.01.8800;11,3;01.01.8800;Jabra Kabel QD -> RJ10 Standard spiral;RJ10; 1. Price is on the 2nd line. Why? 2. Can I also specify somewhere that Price should be output in column xx?