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Why would you do that, Copy Paste is not programming..., I have messed around with this one off and on for a few months it is probably something simple I am overlooking, I'll go do more and come back to it, may or may not get it, I know Sinc and Complex Sinc which is why it is annoying and I am having problems, your problem is your method, you can copy and paste the works of Shakespere but yet not be that dude, healthy critisism bro, healthy critisism

Yeah, I wish it had asked for a few hundred thousand random ones up to a million instead :)

gives u another headache of computation to do.....
had the results (in the list as u say) but had to brainstorm 1 extra day on howto format the answer as the kata demands

Agreed, in an browser or webserver environment you would generate HTML, for printing on paper you would generate something like PDF.
But there are still real-life applications developed for the shell, like browsers (Links), audio players (mocp), and a bunch of Linux tools (top). For node.js there are many libraries like string-kit or terminal-kit that deal with formatting text. So for many users a simple text representation is still useful, e.g. for displaying in the shell, for debugging or during development.

Since you mentioned JSON or databases: IMHO that would be a good way to structure the solution. First manipulate the data, and then display it. No solution thus far has this clear separation of concerns.

The = row should be as long as the longest line. Thanks for that, I'll ammend the description.

This is a special kind of kata. It's asking for the shortest solution. ;-)

Thanks for educating.