colrm (remove columns from a text file)
Removes specified columns from a text file. A column is a single character wide.
Format: colrm startcolnum stopcolnum
Examples: colrm 1 3 <report1 > report2
Removes columns 1, 2, and 3 from report1 and stores the altered file contents in report2, as shown below:
cat report1 abcde 12345 Hello cat report2 de 45 lo
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