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Find replace within a file?
I build several files by using the cut command to grab select fields(columns) from a really bid csv file. Each file is one column of data. I then put them together using paste command. Here is the code built in tcsh:
cut -d , -f 1 some.csv > 1.csv cut -d , -f 10 some.csv > 10.csv paste 1.csv 10.csv > combined rm 1.csv rm 10.csv Here is my Q? This leaves me with a data file, "combined" that is tab delimited (about 6 fields, no header row). I want it to be be a csv, how can i find/replace tab-stops with commas within the file? 
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