Bash: split single column of text into multiple columns
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Wow! Seems a little complicated to me I'll have to study it well.
It doesn't seem to work, what I got is this:
Quote:
s s s
s s s
s s s
s s s
s s s
s s s
s s s
s s s
More important is that I could have different files, with more than 8 'rows' (not more than 150 though - they are ethernet switch ports) and it seems that your code is not contemplating that.
Thanks btw.
There is issue with linuxquestions.org text editor, you can not write percent s, percent disappears automatically.
Only Advanced editor writes percent symbol.
i would find out the line number where the first ^,$ is located (grep -n).
then use split -l to create three different files.
then combine them with paste -d ,.
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