Hi, thank you very much for looking at this.

The spacing change was inadvertent, not quite sure what happened there.

The last three lines are the start of another record and can be ignored/removed. I do have another version of the record file with records delimited by a double space, thusly: 


TF      Unknown
TF Name Unknown
Gene    ENSG00000113916
Motif   ENSG00000113916___1|4x3
Family  C2H2 ZF
Species Homo_sapiens
Pos     A       C       G       T
1       0.427379        0.0647991       0.288826        0.218996
2       0.201974        0.139791        0.35254 0.305695
3       0.11714 0.118042        0.143884        0.620934
4       0.637331        0.0996546       0.228428        0.0345867
5       0.0971289       0.591289        0.134781        0.176801
6       0.0715039       0.0237142       0.0432674       0.861514
7       0.73769 0.117011        0.059703        0.0855963
8       0.0728444       0.00877167      0.877166        0.0412175
9       0.959269        0.0131077       0.0159611       0.0116621
10      0.612865        0.057845        0.0583267       0.270963


TF      Unknown
TF Name Unknown
Gene    ENSG00000161940
Motif   ENSG00000161940___1|1x3
Family  C2H2 ZF
Species Homo_sapiens
Pos     A       C       G       T
1       0.614704        0.122914        0.125116        0.137266
2       0.0954267       0.010422        0.851317        0.0428343
3       0.959146        0.00959146      0.0112618       0.0200008
4       0.91149 0.0146678       0.0135794       0.0602625
5       0.67464 0.0388388       0.13716 0.149361
6       0.104655        0.0579394       0.804166        0.0332392
7       0.789171        0.102902        0.0490883       0.0588389
8       0.776513        0.0273768       0.144501        0.0516094
9       0.130657        0.06051 0.0793659       0.729467
10      0.626753        0.0648533       0.143976        0.164418

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Thanks again!

In reply to Re^7: First foray into Perl by LostWeekender
in thread First foray into Perl by LostWeekender

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