02-18-2009
Thanks
the -k5 and -k3.6 work perfectly.
not sure how the -k3.1n is going to work in that the "first" time would be 12:00AM and the "last" time would be 12:59PM. Doesn't -k3.1n mean first character 0 to 9?
TIA!!!!
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