Taking what you wrote, I rewrote it like:

<c>
BRNO MAGNO SLOTNO PRODNO PRODREV
31 32 0 BFD 509 08/6 R2F
</c>
<c>
PRODNAM MANDATE SERNO MASTRP
FAN 20091113 X051032268 1022
</c>
<c>
SLSTATE DATE TIME
0 120628 131222
</c>

[download]

Which will produce:

BRNO MAGNO SLOTNO PRODNO PRODREV
31 32 0 BFD 509 08/6 R2F

[download]
PRODNAM MANDATE SERNO MASTRP
FAN 20091113 X051032268 1022

[download]
SLSTATE DATE TIME
0 120628 131222

[download]

No idea if this is what you meant, but hopefully shows you what to do.

In reply to Re^12: how to read values from a given paragraph by RonW
in thread how to read values from a given paragraph by get2vijay

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