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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Replace second match+awk/sed Post 302876449 by RudiC on Sunday 24th of November 2013 05:00:31 PM
Old 11-24-2013
For date and time, try (untested)
Code:
tac file | awk '/time/ {X=$(NF-1);Y=$NF}  /close/ {if (X) {$(NF-1)=X; $NF=Y}; else {$(NF-1)="12/31/2500";$NF="23:59:59"}}  1 '| tac

For the other one, the tac approach might be the wrong one.
 

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