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Find and replace in awk
Post 302964964 by cmccabe on Thursday 21st of January 2016 12:34:21 PM
01-21-2016
I am sorry for the lack of detail. The string TestB will always be the same. The digits after it vary as sometimes it will be 2016 others 2020, and others 2022. Thank you 
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