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awk -F\' ' { print $(NF-1) } ' file

Another way using sed.

Match any number of numbers between single quotes:
sed "s/'[0-9]*'/'1100000001'/" fileor match 10 numbers in a row:
sed 's/[0-9]\{10\}/1100000001/' file

Try

awk -F "'" '{$(NF-1)=11000001}1' OFS="'" file

Try


awk -F "'" '{$2=1100000001}1' OFS="'" file

Or this small, simple sed one: sed -n '/10000000003~$/,/10000000007~$/p' file

Similarly:
awk '{for(i=1; i<=n; i++) print}' n=50 file

awk '{s=s?s" "$0:$0}
/START/{print s;s=""}' file

paste -sd' \n' file

$ nawk -v OFS=\| -F\| '{$4=""}1' input.txt
551|552|553||555|556|557|558|559|560

if you dont have nawk, then try wtih awk

Based on the input file given..

$ nawk '/InsuredName/ {f=NR; getline; print} NR==f+8' infile
Address1
ClaimNo1
Address1
ClaimNo2

sed -n '/G/q;p'

Regards,
Alister