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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Paste Command does not align my output Post 302232913 by jplayermx on Friday 5th of September 2008 01:35:38 PM
Old 09-05-2008
The incorrect an correct are not identical.

My incorrect output shows the numbers right one space after the animal file names but what I need is to put the all numbers aligned in a second column.

Then result.cnt file is created like this:
dog.csv 2323
cat.csv 33
elephant.csv 4444
cougar.csv 545545

but I want my result to be as something like the following
....................<-I need the number to start here
dog.csv.........2323
cat.csv..........33
elephant.csv...4444
cougar.csv.....545554
(Please take the dots (...) as spaces, I put them because the original post was ignoring the spaces)


I tried your code but got an error "ksh: column: not found"
 

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