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Question Partial Column extraction/Process/Repasting changed Columns back to Source file

I have the following requirement.

file1.txt (this could contain 5 million rows)
ABC 1234 XYZ .... (3000 bytes)
QRD 4612 GHT .... (3000 bytes)

I need to create
file2.txt
1234
4612

I have a EAI process to change file2.txt into
file3.txt
4555
3743

Then I would have to use file3.txt and repaste this value into file1.txt
changed file1.txt
ABC 4555 XYZ .... (3000 bytes)
QRD 3743 GHT .... (3000 bytes)

Any help is appreciated.
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