The 'column' utility from package 'bsdmainutils' can be used to properly
align the columns:
[The web interface might "improve" the output by turning any run of
space characters into a single space, removing the intended illustrative
effect, as can be seen in the comment above]
$ datamash -g 2 min 3 max 3 < /usr/share/doc/datamash/examples/scores.txt |
column -s$'\t' -t
Arts 46 88
Business 79 94
Health-Medicine 72 100
Social-Sciences 27 90
Life-Sciences 14 91
Engineering 39 99
[With this specific input, one need not specify the separator, because
no column comprises "blank" characters, i.e., the "-s" option can be
omitted here, but not in general for the so called "TSV" format.]
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