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Writing given value into a file in particular record and column

Hi All,
Could you ppl plz help me in writing into a file , plz find the example below.
Ex:
Name1|092387|Address1
Name2||Address2

After executing command/script the file should look like

Name1|092387|Address1
Name2|+91900236|Address2

plz let me know of you have some solution...
 

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