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change 43.5% to 43.5
I have a column in % and I want to display it as a one decimal place number for sorting - what function would I be looking at for dropping the % sign?
Last edited by nortypig; 08-20-2006 at 12:15 AM. 
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are u looking for something like this ..
echo "43.5%" | sed 's/%//'
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