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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Removal of carriage returns from a comma delimited file Post 302489541 by mahish20 on Thursday 20th of January 2011 05:02:30 PM
Old 01-20-2011
Removal of carriage returns from a comma delimited file

Hi,

I have a file which is having some carriage return in one of the field for which single line is coming in multiple lines.

I want to combine all those multiple lines of that field into one line.

Eg:

Input:

Code:
 
Id, Name, Location, Comments, Dept
2, John, US, I am from US.
I live in NC.
I am working on Unix, Finance
3, Jack, UK, I am from UK.
I live in London, Accounts

Desired Output:

Code:
Id, Name, Location, Comments, Dept
2, John, US, I am from US.I live in NC.I am working on Unix, Finance
3, Jack, UK, I am from UK.I live in London, Accounts

Any solution for this would be of really helpful.. Thanks.

Mahesh
 

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