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Seperating one word into columns
Hi,
Our issue is that we want to separate a string of characters, like xyxyxyxxxxyyxyxy into a column, x y x y ... I'm sure there's an easy awk fix for this, but being inexperienced, I figured I would ask on here. Thanks a lot in advance! |
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