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thanks for correcting my syntax.<br />
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Another sed question, having trouble combining two sed commands into one<br />
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sed -e 's/\-/\/g' -e 's/\&amp;/\/g' filename &gt;&nbsp;newfilename<br />
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this will not remove both values.<br />
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Thanks
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thanks for correcting my syntax.

Another sed question, having trouble combining two sed commands into one

sed -e 's/\-/\/g' -e 's/\&/\/g' filename > newfilename

this will not remove both values.

Thanks

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Working on replacing a value with another value that has a space in it. &nbsp; the values are comma separated, so i am using the comma as part of the string that i am looking for<br />
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sed s -e '/\,value1,/\,value2 value2,/g' filename &gt;&nbsp;newfilename<br />
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the second value has a space in it<br />
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Thanks in advance for the help
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Working on replacing a value with another value that has a space in it.   the values are comma separated, so i am using the comma as part of the string that i am looking for

sed s -e '/\,value1,/\,value2 value2,/g' filename > newfilename

the second value has a space in it


Thanks in advance for the help

replace value with another value that has a space in the value

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