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Hi

I am tryinf to something relatively simple but seem unable to get this script working. I simply want to replace the number associated with a certain work. I am using sed. However when I incorporate the working sed command into my script it does not work any longer.

#!/bin/sh
for i in `seq 0 9`
do
x=24
y=1000
Result=`expr $i + $y`
c="LIPID "$i
d="LIPID "$Result
echo $c
echo $d
e="'s/"$c"/"$d"/g' MCdemo.txt"
f="sed "$e
$f

done



This is the error:

sed: -e expression #1, char 1: unknown command: `''

Could someone please point out what is going wrong...

muha

hiya, why not loose the f= and the $f part and just put in sed $e ???
The last part of your script would look like:

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