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10 points for Franklin52! It worked!:b:

(i just had to add an additional .* to $find_str in the awk command, like i did the sed command)


awk -v f="$find_str.*" -v r="$repl_str" '{sub(f,r)}1'...

what i forgot to mention, i'm using MKS Toolkit to use unix scripts on a windows xp computer, maybe it's not 100% the same?
thanks for looking into it
dankje;)

Hello,

i have following code lines in my ksh script:


find_str="TRENDROW|"$plaats"|"$lijn"|"
repl_str="TRENDROW|"$plaats"|"$lijn"|"$tag"|"$cbp"|"$ovl"|"$eu"|"$descr"|"

echo $find_str
echo...