Usage: column [options] [...] Columnate lists. Options: -t, --table create a table -n, --table-name table name for JSON output -O, --table-order specify order of output columns --table-colorscheme specify color scheme name -C, --table-column define column -N, --table-columns comma separated columns names -l, --table-columns-limit maximal number of input columns -E, --table-noextreme don't count long text in these columns to the column's width -d, --table-noheadings don't print header -m, --table-maxout fill all available space -e, --table-header-repeat repeat header for each page -K, --table-header-as-columns use the first row as table header -H, --table-hide don't print the columns -R, --table-right right align text in these columns -T, --table-truncate truncate text in the columns when necessary -W, --table-wrap wrap text in the columns when necessary --wrap-separator wrap at this separator (requires --table-wrap) -L, --keep-empty-lines don't ignore empty lines -J, --json use JSON output format for table -r, --tree column to use tree-like output for the table -i, --tree-id line ID to specify child-parent relation -p, --tree-parent parent to specify child-parent relation -c, --output-width width of output in number of characters -o, --output-separator columns separator for table output (default is two spaces) -s, --input-separator, --separator possible table delimiters -x, --fillrows fill rows before columns -S, --use-spaces minimal whitespaces between columns (no tabs) --color[=] colorize output (auto, always or never) colors are enabled by default -h, --help display this help -V, --version display version For more details see column(1).