Hello all,
I have this text file data. The data are separated by comma in three column and space or line feed to start a new row

anderson helberg, Jane, brother
Sister ,mother,grandpa
bombay,new york, china

field1                           field2                              field3
anderson helberg              Jane                               brother
bombay                         new york                         china

anderson helberg=`echo "$text" | cut -f 1 -d','`

Your example doesn't match the description though,,, 'space or line feed to start a new row' isn't what you show. Your example shows it starting a new row on line feed only, and treating space as part of the field.
I'll use the output (ie line feed seperation only) as the goal here.

You can cheat and just use sed to substitute commas for tabs but it won't make a very pretty layout.
Otherwise, printf would probably be the way to go here:

#!/bin/sh
printf "%10s    %10s    %10s\n" "field1" "field2" "field3"
while read line
do
    printf "%10s    %10s    %10s\n" "`echo $line | cut -d ',' -f 1`" "`echo $line | cut -d ',' -f 2`" "`echo $line | cut -d ',' -f 3`"
done

Can you try this out
(You have to work out in order to format properly)
echo "field1 field2 field3"
while IFS="," read a b c
do
echo "$a $b $c"
done < FileName