Hi,
Let's I have the following strings (md5):
07177edf8261d28c6a003e583fcbe38c
0717c0037b3a20fc0f0998e673f228d5
0717d611a5d24374628b98e17fd00977,0717d611a5d24374628b98e17fd00977
07189a18afdae558bb5aadfe602e4a91
0719e97d481c239667f38a3e166bed74
071af3225fe50a1fdbb42c43aac313cc
071af3225fe50a1fdbb42c43aac313cc,071d5e253d25beab5fbf52306276e2db
0722012fee3e4a3220be750af9e03530
07234cc372614c2c24dc39a74d768876
072894ab3ada5f2ba13ffde6b642d222,072894ab3ada5f2ba13ffde6b642d222
072e2a308498065cbae22a752f92ecd0
072ef15fd47cf13ad537bec5c75eae62
072fc415848c2f31aad6702ca87fa852
07317233fae64c20d63f916442e43dad,07317233fae64c20d63f916442e43dad
0734c1b80b849285b1eaf2518469b740
073628c14abe56e025e973b8e1aef76e
07378b575b318638a4830711774ed820
07378b575b318638a4830711774ed820,07379d25fee06519ac3820fbb745ce27
0738030a25a32ec7808abd225a8a4e08
073ae0ecb922c7948c8ab8c3966a6554
I want to move them item with comma to a new line, say the next line. How can I do this. Currently I'm manually using
awk -F, {'print $1.....$n'}
but that is very tedious since I also have column up to 8,9... and almost 16.
Thanks.