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copy contents of one column in another
Hi,
I want to pick contents of a column in a file and copy the contents of this to other column. awk can be used for this, but the number of fields are higher so awk will not help. Any other way to do this. e.g following file has some contents a follows Code:
a,b,c,d,e,f,9,0 |
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