I have an array and a file, the file is tabulated file with column and rows. I want to search each memeber of the array and if it exists in the header of the file then I want to print the whole rows under it and each member of the array is from letter not numbers

 foreach my$t(@array){
   ## if it is eq to one each header print the lines under that header
+ plus the header itself##

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I do not know how to do it. I have an array of some letters like @a=(nat,pls,kac). and I have a table with as " nat\t pls\t fof\t tri\t kac " and I want to get all the rows of the column that match the member in my array. for example, I need rows that has nat,pls,kac as header but discard fof tri column.

In reply to searching an array member in file header and print a column by shalgham

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