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Replace certain character with a new a new line.
Hello all... please help with the following.
I am parsing the following type of file... W001; W003; W025;W044; W030; W022;W024;W099;W098; Would like to make it look like this... W001 W003 W025 W044 W030 W022 W024 W099 W098 Does sed or awk have a built in Variable that will force a new line? |
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