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Give us a hand
How do you get an awk output into columns i.e.
awk (print $1,$2,$3) doesn't come out into nice columns but lots of lines of txt want something more like. I am crap at unix so give me a hand thx Rich |
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thanks
Im nearly there, thx very much just trying to work out what
printf '{"%4s %4d %3s/n", $1, $2, $3}'. what exactly the %4s %4d %3s/n all stands for any more help would be greatly appreciated. Rich |
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