Adjust columns in a table

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I have this table which is messed up 



DB Size_in_MB
foobar 11011.2
barfoo 4582.9
donkey 4220.8
shoryuken 555.9
hadouken 220.0
kong 214.8
super_mario_bros_p 211.1


there are unnecessary spaces between columns. I want to add | and adjust the spaces between columns. I tried sed 's/t/|/g'and sed 's/t/t|t/g' but did not work 



DB | Size_in_MB
foobar | 11011.2
barfoo | 4582.9
donkey | 4220.8
shoryuken | 555.9
hadouken | 220.0
kong | 214.8
super_mario_bros_p | 211.1


I want the table like this:



DB | Size_in_MB
foobar | 11011.2
barfoo | 4582.9
donkey | 4220.8
shoryuken | 555.9
hadouken | 220.0
kong | 214.8
super_mario_bros_p | 211.1





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    I have this table which is messed up 



    DB Size_in_MB
    foobar 11011.2
    barfoo 4582.9
    donkey 4220.8
    shoryuken 555.9
    hadouken 220.0
    kong 214.8
    super_mario_bros_p 211.1


    there are unnecessary spaces between columns. I want to add | and adjust the spaces between columns. I tried sed 's/t/|/g'and sed 's/t/t|t/g' but did not work 



    DB | Size_in_MB
    foobar | 11011.2
    barfoo | 4582.9
    donkey | 4220.8
    shoryuken | 555.9
    hadouken | 220.0
    kong | 214.8
    super_mario_bros_p | 211.1


    I want the table like this:



    DB | Size_in_MB
    foobar | 11011.2
    barfoo | 4582.9
    donkey | 4220.8
    shoryuken | 555.9
    hadouken | 220.0
    kong | 214.8
    super_mario_bros_p | 211.1





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      I have this table which is messed up 



      DB Size_in_MB
      foobar 11011.2
      barfoo 4582.9
      donkey 4220.8
      shoryuken 555.9
      hadouken 220.0
      kong 214.8
      super_mario_bros_p 211.1


      there are unnecessary spaces between columns. I want to add | and adjust the spaces between columns. I tried sed 's/t/|/g'and sed 's/t/t|t/g' but did not work 



      DB | Size_in_MB
      foobar | 11011.2
      barfoo | 4582.9
      donkey | 4220.8
      shoryuken | 555.9
      hadouken | 220.0
      kong | 214.8
      super_mario_bros_p | 211.1


      I want the table like this:



      DB | Size_in_MB
      foobar | 11011.2
      barfoo | 4582.9
      donkey | 4220.8
      shoryuken | 555.9
      hadouken | 220.0
      kong | 214.8
      super_mario_bros_p | 211.1





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      I have this table which is messed up 



      DB Size_in_MB
      foobar 11011.2
      barfoo 4582.9
      donkey 4220.8
      shoryuken 555.9
      hadouken 220.0
      kong 214.8
      super_mario_bros_p 211.1


      there are unnecessary spaces between columns. I want to add | and adjust the spaces between columns. I tried sed 's/t/|/g'and sed 's/t/t|t/g' but did not work 



      DB | Size_in_MB
      foobar | 11011.2
      barfoo | 4582.9
      donkey | 4220.8
      shoryuken | 555.9
      hadouken | 220.0
      kong | 214.8
      super_mario_bros_p | 211.1


      I want the table like this:



      DB | Size_in_MB
      foobar | 11011.2
      barfoo | 4582.9
      donkey | 4220.8
      shoryuken | 555.9
      hadouken | 220.0
      kong | 214.8
      super_mario_bros_p | 211.1





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          Try the command column as follows:



          cat file | sed 's/t/,|,/g' | column -s ',' -t
          DB | Size_in_MB
          foobar | 11011.2
          barfoo | 4582.9
          donkey | 4220.8
          shoryuken | 555.9
          hadouken | 220.0
          kong | 214.8
          super_mario_bros_p | 211.1





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          • thank you but this is still doesn't work. the columns are not adjusted!
            – Suzie
            yesterday










          • Hi @Suzie I just ran the command and the results as listed in my answer. Run the command on your original table!
            – Goro
            yesterday










          • @Goro: also ran the command but did not work for me either. For me sed 's/s+/,|,/g' did the trick.
            – Thomas
            yesterday






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            Ah Ok my bad, it worked I was doing it on the second table. Thank you for help!
            – Suzie
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          Try the command column as follows:



          cat file | sed 's/t/,|,/g' | column -s ',' -t
          DB | Size_in_MB
          foobar | 11011.2
          barfoo | 4582.9
          donkey | 4220.8
          shoryuken | 555.9
          hadouken | 220.0
          kong | 214.8
          super_mario_bros_p | 211.1





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          • thank you but this is still doesn't work. the columns are not adjusted!
            – Suzie
            yesterday










          • Hi @Suzie I just ran the command and the results as listed in my answer. Run the command on your original table!
            – Goro
            yesterday










          • @Goro: also ran the command but did not work for me either. For me sed 's/s+/,|,/g' did the trick.
            – Thomas
            yesterday






          • 1




            Ah Ok my bad, it worked I was doing it on the second table. Thank you for help!
            – Suzie
            yesterday















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          Try the command column as follows:



          cat file | sed 's/t/,|,/g' | column -s ',' -t
          DB | Size_in_MB
          foobar | 11011.2
          barfoo | 4582.9
          donkey | 4220.8
          shoryuken | 555.9
          hadouken | 220.0
          kong | 214.8
          super_mario_bros_p | 211.1





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          • thank you but this is still doesn't work. the columns are not adjusted!
            – Suzie
            yesterday










          • Hi @Suzie I just ran the command and the results as listed in my answer. Run the command on your original table!
            – Goro
            yesterday










          • @Goro: also ran the command but did not work for me either. For me sed 's/s+/,|,/g' did the trick.
            – Thomas
            yesterday






          • 1




            Ah Ok my bad, it worked I was doing it on the second table. Thank you for help!
            – Suzie
            yesterday













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          Try the command column as follows:



          cat file | sed 's/t/,|,/g' | column -s ',' -t
          DB | Size_in_MB
          foobar | 11011.2
          barfoo | 4582.9
          donkey | 4220.8
          shoryuken | 555.9
          hadouken | 220.0
          kong | 214.8
          super_mario_bros_p | 211.1





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          Try the command column as follows:



          cat file | sed 's/t/,|,/g' | column -s ',' -t
          DB | Size_in_MB
          foobar | 11011.2
          barfoo | 4582.9
          donkey | 4220.8
          shoryuken | 555.9
          hadouken | 220.0
          kong | 214.8
          super_mario_bros_p | 211.1






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          • thank you but this is still doesn't work. the columns are not adjusted!
            – Suzie
            yesterday










          • Hi @Suzie I just ran the command and the results as listed in my answer. Run the command on your original table!
            – Goro
            yesterday










          • @Goro: also ran the command but did not work for me either. For me sed 's/s+/,|,/g' did the trick.
            – Thomas
            yesterday






          • 1




            Ah Ok my bad, it worked I was doing it on the second table. Thank you for help!
            – Suzie
            yesterday

















          • thank you but this is still doesn't work. the columns are not adjusted!
            – Suzie
            yesterday










          • Hi @Suzie I just ran the command and the results as listed in my answer. Run the command on your original table!
            – Goro
            yesterday










          • @Goro: also ran the command but did not work for me either. For me sed 's/s+/,|,/g' did the trick.
            – Thomas
            yesterday






          • 1




            Ah Ok my bad, it worked I was doing it on the second table. Thank you for help!
            – Suzie
            yesterday
















          thank you but this is still doesn't work. the columns are not adjusted!
          – Suzie
          yesterday




          thank you but this is still doesn't work. the columns are not adjusted!
          – Suzie
          yesterday












          Hi @Suzie I just ran the command and the results as listed in my answer. Run the command on your original table!
          – Goro
          yesterday




          Hi @Suzie I just ran the command and the results as listed in my answer. Run the command on your original table!
          – Goro
          yesterday












          @Goro: also ran the command but did not work for me either. For me sed 's/s+/,|,/g' did the trick.
          – Thomas
          yesterday




          @Goro: also ran the command but did not work for me either. For me sed 's/s+/,|,/g' did the trick.
          – Thomas
          yesterday




          1




          1




          Ah Ok my bad, it worked I was doing it on the second table. Thank you for help!
          – Suzie
          yesterday





          Ah Ok my bad, it worked I was doing it on the second table. Thank you for help!
          – Suzie
          yesterday











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