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On 8/7/06, Néstor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Guys,
I am trying to substitute a 4 digit number follow by 2 digit and a 'W'
the number is 6750 and I want to change it 6754 but only where is
follow by another 2 digits and a'W'. I am not able to get it.
Here is a quickie that worked for me (assuming the list is in a file):
sed -e "s/6750\([0-9][0-9]W\)/6754\1/g" NAME_OF_FILE_HERE
To edit the file in place and create a backup:
sed -i~ -e "s/6750\([0-9][0-9]W\)/6754\1/g" NAME_OF_FILE_HERE
Menachem
In the first sample data I want to change the second ocurrence.
this is example data:
A67506441900675064WATER_STANDBY_CHARGE0000010001
16786441900675064WATER STANDBY CHARGE0000010001
16786442000675064WATER STANDBY CHARGE0000010001
16786442100675064WATER STANDBY CHARGE0000010001
16786442200675064WATER STANDBY CHARGE0000010001
16786442300675064WATER STANDBY CHARGE0000010001
16786442400675064WATER STANDBY CHARGE0000010001
16786442500675064WATER STANDBY CHARGE0000010001
16750442600675064WATER STANDBY CHARGE0000010001
16786442700675064WATER STANDBY CHARGE0000010001
Thanks,
Néstor :-)
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