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| How to padd the words in unix script.... Help required HI I would likt to create input files for testing, format is like this INPUT Format DISP NUM BYTES Desc 0 4 CODE 4 10 EMP NO 14 3 AGE 17 1 SEX which will be used for creating flat files ( data in excel file). OUTPUT file should be continous like CODE19239625M like this Here CODE is the EMPCODE, 192396 is EMPNO, 25 is the AGE and M is SEX. Can anyone will lead me to write the script ......... PLZ help |
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| Re: How to padd the words in unix script.... Help required Hey There, I'm not sure if you want to create input files or parse input files to put into excel spreadsheet format. If you want the output to be continuous, is each continuous output segment going to be a cell in excel? Just curious. It's easy enough to grab the information and print it with no spaces in between. Also, if you want excel to pick up your file output by just calling your text file whatever.xls, you should separate the different fields with a common excel separator (the ones they suggest when you import a text file) like a pipe (|) or comma (,). I've always used pipes and it's worked out well. , Mike |
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| Re: How to padd the words in unix script.... Help required As I said, check out the man pages for printf. |
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