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Truncating a number using sed/awk
Hi all,
I'm trying to truncate a number like the following: 0001060407013900501048239559900600504083525826350002050354795057 I would like to create an output which puts carriage returns every so many characters, giving an output such as: 0001 060407 0139 0 05 010482395599 0060 050408 35258 26 350002050354795057 Is this possible using sed or awk or something? Many thanks |
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