Greetings Monk!! This works just incredibly fantastic! I was able to adopt the logic to other reports as well. This is my first experience with the monks -they're incredible. I have just one question, can you explain why the following works: $cars{$fields4} } $fields[0], ',', $fields4, "\n" The part I don't understand is why the need for {$cars{$fields[4]}} If I put other numbers than 4, I get compile errors. Why not just  $cars{$fields[0,4]} } This is probably a silly beginner question but I don't have much perl experience and am wondering why the "4" is necessary there.

In reply to Re^2: how to save patterns found in array to separate files by 2015_newbie
in thread how to save patterns found in array to separate files by 2015_newbie

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