Hello everyone,

I want to replace all "," (commas) with a blank space

My command thus far is:

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cat test.text | sed -e s/\`//g | awk '{print$1"  "$2"  "$3}'

I'm sure you guys know this, but the SED command that I am using is to get rid of the "`" (tics).

which gives me:

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name        age, gender, applied, accepted          date

I want it to be like this:

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name      age     gender     applied     accepted     date

So when I use the awk command, "$1" = name, "$2" = age, "$3"=gender, etc. instead of "$1"=name, "$2"=age, gender, applied, accepted, and "$4"=date

Without my current use of SED in my command my outout looks like this:

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name        `age`, `gender`, `applied`, `accepted`          date

So if there is a way to accomplish both with one SED command that would be neat.

Thank you to anyone can help me out.