Hi ahjohnson2,
..I'm running a .csv list through a foreach loop, and if certain criteria is met, I want to print it out but separated by categories..

Since, you have a CSV file, why not use Text::CSV or Text::CSV_XS
And since, a sample of your dataset is not shown, what categories are you talking about please?

Then have you also tried using Data::Dumper to print your final output to see how it might look like?

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In reply to Re: Printing Array Output Outisde foreach by 2teez
in thread Printing Array Output Outisde foreach by ahjohnson2

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