Thanks for the useful links in your previous post. I have been reading them. I am still reading up on the doc that you post it here regarding about the array of array while referring to your code structure. Can I ask if I could also take a look at how you get the average of the ratio values as well?

I would like to take the time to read it thru and then referred to your code as I learn better that way. I will post it here if I have problem understanding and also my code once I get the hang of it.

Another question, when splitting the data (by tab since its tab delimited file), it will be split according to columns right (downwards). Is it possible to split by rows (horizontal)? Will that be easier for this kind of ratio thing or it doesn't make a difference?

In reply to Re^18: How to store the output from foreach loop into variable/array without printing? by hellohello1
in thread How to store the output from foreach loop into variable/array without printing? by hellohello1

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