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sophie
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Hi guys
I need your Linux wisdom to solve a problem I've been struggling with for a while - any help would be greatly appreciated (also by my office colleagues who have to listen to my swearing outbreaks
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I have a lot of ASCII files where the first two lines are used for information such as title, date, etc.
Below this, there is a table consisting of 8 columns (separated by tabs).
And this is what I'd like to do: Remove the last 4 columns of the file (but keep title, date, etc., i.e., don't change anything about the format except for the deletion of those 4 columns).
btw: I'm using zsh
Thanks a lot
sophie
I need your Linux wisdom to solve a problem I've been struggling with for a while - any help would be greatly appreciated (also by my office colleagues who have to listen to my swearing outbreaks
)I have a lot of ASCII files where the first two lines are used for information such as title, date, etc.
Below this, there is a table consisting of 8 columns (separated by tabs).
And this is what I'd like to do: Remove the last 4 columns of the file (but keep title, date, etc., i.e., don't change anything about the format except for the deletion of those 4 columns).
btw: I'm using zsh
Thanks a lot
sophie
