if (!defined $line[0]) { $line[0] = ""; }

      # $line[1] = &formatNumber($line[1]); ### take this out

      if (($report3 == 1101)) {
         printf("%-66s %13s\n", $line[0], $line[1]);
         #Here's the bugger.  This is the line that prints what I need

     my $weekday = substr($line[0],0,3); ## add
     $total_day{$weekday} += $line[1];   ## add

+.
      } elsif (defined $field{$report3}) {
         printf("%-66s %13s\n", $line[0], $line[($field{$report3}+1)])
+;
      }
      $count3++;
   }
}

# print totals in correct order
my @days = qw(Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun);
for (@days){
  printf( "%-66s %13s\n",$_,formatNumber($total_day{$_}) );
}
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You!........You my friend are very good!

No, I'm not!

Yes, you are!

No, no.

Hey, I said you was good!

Analyze that!

peppiv

Works like a charm! Had to declare %total_day and take out the formatting of the number before it was crunched, but hey, you is good!

In your while-loop, obtain both the day of the week without the date (to be put into a variable $weekday) and the number (put this into $number).

Once you have these data, then $total{$weekday} += $number; will add $number to the value of the hash %total keyed by $weekday.

That's all there is to it.

CountZero

"If you have four groups working on a compiler, you'll get a 4-pass compiler." - Conway's Law