There is a little problem using /filter here.
His file his like this :
Text number
Text1 number1
But in his exemple, some part of "text" contain a space, so we don't know how many space there is for all line
if his text file was like this :
number text
number1 text1
/filter -tue 1 32 will do the job...
A possible solution could be to use another /filter to change the file and put the number before the text, then use the /filter -t.
Or maybe it's possible for the OP to change directly how he wrote the file.
