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February 4, 2020

Replace spaces with comma

Here’s a simple sed command to replace multiple spaces into a comma delimited file.

sample.txt

one       two
three     four

one two three four

The sed command.

sed 's/ \+ /,/g' sample.txt > sample2.txt

sed 's/ \+ /,/g' sample.txt > sample2.txt

sample2.txt

one,two
three,four

one,two three,four

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