If you change the %-6s\n in your awk printf command to just be %-6s and then add the following command:

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   file $file

after that echo | awk pipeline, you'll come close to getting what you want. But without file's -b option, you'll get the filename twice.

I don't like writing scripts using csh, but the following Korn shell script seems to do what I think you're trying to do:

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and will work even if some of your filenames contain whitespace characters. I just added the file type output to the end of the output your script was producing. Obviously, it would be easy to change this to print the file type instead of the DateModified field your script produced if you don't want both fields in your output.

If this isn't what you want, please show us the output of the command:

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uname -a

which will tell us what operating system and what version of that operating system you're using.