echo "Station pairs are $station1($code1) and $station2($code2) | distance=$c degrees or `echo $c|awk '{print $1*111.2}'` km" I'm running the aforementioned code within a 'for' loop in bash.The variables 'station1','code1','station2','code2' are changing after each iteration of the loop and it gives me an output like this:
Station pairs are Zhozho2(WT15) and Guoban(WT19) | distance=1.4755108271 degrees or 164.077 km Station pairs are Zhozho2(WT15) and Yarla(WT20) | distance=1.63208637417 degrees or 181.488 km Station pairs are Zhozho2(WT15) and Zhungba(ZNBA) | distance=1.28887286927 degrees or 143.323 km Station pairs are Hill(WT16) and N-Napuk(WT17) | distance=1.22929482902 degrees or 136.698 km Station pairs are Hill(WT16) and Zhungba(ZNBA) | distance=1.87133807827 degrees or 208.093 km Station pairs are N-Napuk(WT17) and Barkar(WT18) | distance=1.73933270787 degrees or 193.414 km How to print those lines in such a way that my output looks like this:
Station pairs are Zhozho2(WT15) and Guoban(WT19) | distance=1.4755108271 degrees or 164.077 km Station pairs are Zhozho2(WT15) and Yarla(WT20) | distance=1.63208637417 degrees or 181.488 km Station pairs are Zhozho2(WT15) and Zhungba(ZNBA) | distance=1.28887286927 degrees or 143.323 km Station pairs are Hill(WT16) and N-Napuk(WT17) | distance=1.22929482902 degrees or 136.698 km Station pairs are Hill(WT16) and Zhungba(ZNBA) | distance=1.87133807827 degrees or 208.093 km Station pairs are N-Napuk(WT17) and Barkar(WT18) | distance=1.73933270787 degrees or 193.414 km 
