add new line after fourth comma

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I have these long IDs which are consisted of four sections



AKJHGFGUIKL,OIUYT,KJHBTYUI,98765434567
RTYUIKHGFGH,TYUJI,TGHYJKJKLJKL,6789876
ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH,34567898766


I want to put the numbers in new line and remove the third comma.



AKJHGFGUIKL,OIUYT,KJHBTYUI
98765434567

RTYUIKHGFGH,TYUJI,TGHYJKJKLJKL
6789876

ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH
34567898766


how can I do this?






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    I have these long IDs which are consisted of four sections



    AKJHGFGUIKL,OIUYT,KJHBTYUI,98765434567
    RTYUIKHGFGH,TYUJI,TGHYJKJKLJKL,6789876
    ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH,34567898766


    I want to put the numbers in new line and remove the third comma.



    AKJHGFGUIKL,OIUYT,KJHBTYUI
    98765434567

    RTYUIKHGFGH,TYUJI,TGHYJKJKLJKL
    6789876

    ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH
    34567898766


    how can I do this?






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      I have these long IDs which are consisted of four sections



      AKJHGFGUIKL,OIUYT,KJHBTYUI,98765434567
      RTYUIKHGFGH,TYUJI,TGHYJKJKLJKL,6789876
      ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH,34567898766


      I want to put the numbers in new line and remove the third comma.



      AKJHGFGUIKL,OIUYT,KJHBTYUI
      98765434567

      RTYUIKHGFGH,TYUJI,TGHYJKJKLJKL
      6789876

      ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH
      34567898766


      how can I do this?






      text-processing csv







      share|improve this question









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      I have these long IDs which are consisted of four sections



      AKJHGFGUIKL,OIUYT,KJHBTYUI,98765434567
      RTYUIKHGFGH,TYUJI,TGHYJKJKLJKL,6789876
      ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH,34567898766


      I want to put the numbers in new line and remove the third comma.



      AKJHGFGUIKL,OIUYT,KJHBTYUI
      98765434567

      RTYUIKHGFGH,TYUJI,TGHYJKJKLJKL
      6789876

      ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH
      34567898766


      how can I do this?






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      text-processing csv






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          sed "s/,/n/3" file

          ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH
          34567898766





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          • ... sed "s/,/n/3; G" to add the double spacing
            – steeldriver
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          awk -F, 'print $1, $2, $3,"n"$4'





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          • You'd need to set OFS=, as well in order to preserve the other delimiters
            – steeldriver
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          • @steeldriver but it will not remove the third comma as requested?
            – TNT
            6 mins ago











          • ... then change the last part to a simple concatenation $3 "n" $4
            – steeldriver
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          awk -F, -vOFS=, 'print $1,$2,$3; print $4; print ""' file


          will produce your desired output





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            sed "s/,/n/3" file

            ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH
            34567898766





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            • ... sed "s/,/n/3; G" to add the double spacing
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            sed "s/,/n/3" file

            ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH
            34567898766





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            • ... sed "s/,/n/3; G" to add the double spacing
              – steeldriver
              1 min ago












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            sed "s/,/n/3" file

            ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH
            34567898766





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            sed "s/,/n/3" file

            ETRYTUUI,YTYUIL,UIOKJHGFGH
            34567898766






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            • ... sed "s/,/n/3; G" to add the double spacing
              – steeldriver
              1 min ago
















            • ... sed "s/,/n/3; G" to add the double spacing
              – steeldriver
              1 min ago















            ... sed "s/,/n/3; G" to add the double spacing
            – steeldriver
            1 min ago




            ... sed "s/,/n/3; G" to add the double spacing
            – steeldriver
            1 min ago












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            awk -F, 'print $1, $2, $3,"n"$4'





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            • You'd need to set OFS=, as well in order to preserve the other delimiters
              – steeldriver
              9 mins ago










            • @steeldriver but it will not remove the third comma as requested?
              – TNT
              6 mins ago











            • ... then change the last part to a simple concatenation $3 "n" $4
              – steeldriver
              5 mins ago















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            awk -F, 'print $1, $2, $3,"n"$4'





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            • You'd need to set OFS=, as well in order to preserve the other delimiters
              – steeldriver
              9 mins ago










            • @steeldriver but it will not remove the third comma as requested?
              – TNT
              6 mins ago











            • ... then change the last part to a simple concatenation $3 "n" $4
              – steeldriver
              5 mins ago













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            awk -F, 'print $1, $2, $3,"n"$4'





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            awk -F, 'print $1, $2, $3,"n"$4'






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            • You'd need to set OFS=, as well in order to preserve the other delimiters
              – steeldriver
              9 mins ago










            • @steeldriver but it will not remove the third comma as requested?
              – TNT
              6 mins ago











            • ... then change the last part to a simple concatenation $3 "n" $4
              – steeldriver
              5 mins ago

















            • You'd need to set OFS=, as well in order to preserve the other delimiters
              – steeldriver
              9 mins ago










            • @steeldriver but it will not remove the third comma as requested?
              – TNT
              6 mins ago











            • ... then change the last part to a simple concatenation $3 "n" $4
              – steeldriver
              5 mins ago
















            You'd need to set OFS=, as well in order to preserve the other delimiters
            – steeldriver
            9 mins ago




            You'd need to set OFS=, as well in order to preserve the other delimiters
            – steeldriver
            9 mins ago












            @steeldriver but it will not remove the third comma as requested?
            – TNT
            6 mins ago





            @steeldriver but it will not remove the third comma as requested?
            – TNT
            6 mins ago













            ... then change the last part to a simple concatenation $3 "n" $4
            – steeldriver
            5 mins ago





            ... then change the last part to a simple concatenation $3 "n" $4
            – steeldriver
            5 mins ago











            up vote
            1
            down vote













            awk -F, -vOFS=, 'print $1,$2,$3; print $4; print ""' file


            will produce your desired output





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              awk -F, -vOFS=, 'print $1,$2,$3; print $4; print ""' file


              will produce your desired output





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                awk -F, -vOFS=, 'print $1,$2,$3; print $4; print ""' file


                will produce your desired output





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                awk -F, -vOFS=, 'print $1,$2,$3; print $4; print ""' file


                will produce your desired output






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