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select first column of file
Hi,
Following is my file output 247 Sleep 25439 NULL 259 Sleep 25460 NULL 277 Sleep 15274 NULL 361 Sleep 2 NULL 362 Sleep 202 NULL I want to select only first column to other file How can we do this? |
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Code:
cut -f 1 < output > otherfile or Code:
awk '{ print $1 }' output > otherfile
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