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Getting a specific number of columns [on hold]
Help to read a flat file into unix and output to simplified csv like format for import into excelHow to delete a specific number in file?Remove all the rows below a specific row number from one specific columnHow to calculate the average number of columns across the rows as well as the maximum numbers of columns in a file in unix?Printing the frequency of number of columns across rows in a text fileHow to slice and pile by number of columns a csv file?Convert one (long) column into multiple (short) columns of unequal lengthsAppend 0x and comma value for all elements in a columnsShell script to match row number from one file and put it as comments in another file when matchHow do I align columns at common elements but give differing elements their own rows?
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I have a file that is in the above format and I want to have only 7 elements per row so that all my data aligns. How would I be able to do this?
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0.025|0.00034|down|MO|N|Y||,0.02|0.0003064|
i|MO|S|||,0.025|0.0003|i|MO|S|Y||,0.025|
I have a file that is in the above format and I want to have only 7 elements per row so that all my data aligns. How would I be able to do this?
linux
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assume "|" is your delimiter, 1st line has 9 items, 2nd line has 13 items, what does "decrease the existing data (without losing anything) into 7 columns from 9" mean? It would make things much clear if you give the desired data.
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0.025|0.00034|down|MO|N|Y||,0.02|0.0003064|
i|MO|S|||,0.025|0.0003|i|MO|S|Y||,0.025|
I have a file that is in the above format and I want to have only 7 elements per row so that all my data aligns. How would I be able to do this?
linux
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0.025|0.00034|down|MO|N|Y||,0.02|0.0003064|
i|MO|S|||,0.025|0.0003|i|MO|S|Y||,0.025|
I have a file that is in the above format and I want to have only 7 elements per row so that all my data aligns. How would I be able to do this?
linux
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assume "|" is your delimiter, 1st line has 9 items, 2nd line has 13 items, what does "decrease the existing data (without losing anything) into 7 columns from 9" mean? It would make things much clear if you give the desired data.
– dedowsdi
Apr 5 at 0:11
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assume "|" is your delimiter, 1st line has 9 items, 2nd line has 13 items, what does "decrease the existing data (without losing anything) into 7 columns from 9" mean? It would make things much clear if you give the desired data.
– dedowsdi
Apr 5 at 0:11
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assume "|" is your delimiter, 1st line has 9 items, 2nd line has 13 items, what does "decrease the existing data (without losing anything) into 7 columns from 9" mean? It would make things much clear if you give the desired data.
– dedowsdi
Apr 5 at 0:11
assume "|" is your delimiter, 1st line has 9 items, 2nd line has 13 items, what does "decrease the existing data (without losing anything) into 7 columns from 9" mean? It would make things much clear if you give the desired data.
– dedowsdi
Apr 5 at 0:11
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assume "|" is your delimiter, 1st line has 9 items, 2nd line has 13 items, what does "decrease the existing data (without losing anything) into 7 columns from 9" mean? It would make things much clear if you give the desired data.
– dedowsdi
Apr 5 at 0:11
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