> > The reason this is problematic is when doing something like pasting the
> minimal output into a spreadsheet and then charting the output data I now
> don't have numerical values for the latency percentiles, I have these text
> strings instead. Instead of:
> >
> >
> 99.000000%=28704;99.500000%=28966;99.900000%=29229;99.950000%=2
> 9491;99
> > .990000%=32112
> >
> > It seems it would be much more useful if it just printed like this:
> >
> > 28704,28966,29229,29491,32112
>
> If you must use terse output there is a messy solution:
> sed -i 's/;/,/g;s/=/,/g' output.csv
This is essentially what I ended up doing. On import into Excel you can have it use multiple separators, so I have it break the columns on both ';' and '='. Works fine. Thanks!
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