ls -1 /your/directory | awk 'substr($0,60,10) ~ "-" {print}'

var str list, file, content, line, columns60_69
lf -rn "*" "/your/directory" > $list
while ($list <> "")
do
    lex "1" $list > $file ; cat $file > $content
    while ($content <> "")
    do
        lex "1" $content > $line ; wex "69]" $line > $columns60_69
        wex "[60" $columns60_69 > $columns60_69
        if ( { sen "^-^" $columns60_69 } > 0 )
            echo "FILE " $file ", LINE " $line
        endif
    done
done

# DECLARE VARIABLES.
var str list, file, content, line, columns60_69

# Get a list of all files in directory "/your/directory".
lf -rn "*" "/your/directory" ($ftype=="f") > $list

# $list has file names, one per line. Go thru the list.
while ($list <> "")
do

    # Get the next file name from the list. It is on the next line in $list.
    lex "1" $list > $file

    # The name of the file is in $file.
    echo -e "DEBUG: Processing file" " $file

    # Get the contents of the file into a string variable.
    cat $file > $content

    # The entire file contents are in $content. We will now use the same loop
    # as the above while loop. The above loop goes thru each file at a time.
    # In this loop, we will go thru each line in the file's contents at a time.
    # Same concept - process one line at a time.
    while ($content <> "")
    do

        # Get the next line from $content.
        lex "1" $content > $line

        # Extract characters 60-69 from this content line.

        # First, we will extract everything upto (]) 69th character.
        chex -p "69]" $line > $columns60_69

        # Next, we will extract everything starting with ([] 60th character.
        chex  "[60" $columns60_69 > $columns60_69

        # Now, columns 60-69 of this content line are in $columns60_69.
        # Does $columns60_69 contain a dash ?
        if ( { sen "^-^" $columns60_69 } > 0 )

            # Yes, there is a dash in $columns60_69. Write out
            # the name of the file, and the exact line.
            echo "FILE " $file ", LINE " $line
        endif
    done
done

script "C:/Scripts/C6069.txt"

for filenm in /your/directory/*
do
  awk 'substr($0,60,10) ~ /-/ {n+=1}
        END {print FILENAME" has "n" lines with dashes.";}' $filenm
done