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Nice... THANK YOU! You really helped me out.

All the best.

Brendan

That works great, thanks so much!!

If I may ask - I know the ^ means the beginning of a row, but what exactly does the /^03 mean to the sed command when it preceeds the s/ ?

Thanks again!!
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Input file:

01:15
02:30
03:19
04:50
05:65
06:05

Output file:

01:15
02:30
03:27
04:50
05:65
06:05


How would I write a sed command to update 03:19 to 03:27 without

Hi. I want to be able to update only one line in a file that matches a key using sed, but I can't seem to get this (the key is right at the beginning of each row)

Here is what I have tried so far,...