Hey guys!

So I'm very new at this so please bear with me.

I've created a script that allows you to print specific excel files within a folder based on the keyword. The keyword is consistent with all the files e.g., 160526GRAD.

Everything works fine except for this specific part of the file name where the number changes all the time. ex 160526GRAD-T5, 160526GRAD-T6, 160526GRAD-T7.

My question is, is there a way to have the script look for any number value or a range of values (0-100) when trying to look for that file? I've searched hours but I haven't been able to find what I need =( 

my $a = qw(0,100);

$keyword_EVO100 = "$path"."Output\\$keyword_EVO100";
$keyword_folder = "$path"."Output\\$keyword\_$initial\_$i";

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my $PRIMERMAP_open = $Excel->Workbooks->Open("$keyword_folder\\$keywor
+d\_EVO100\\$keyword\-T$a\_PRIMERS_PrimerList.xlsx"); 
my $PRIMERMAP = "$keyword_folder\\$keyword\_EVO100\\$keyword\-T$a\_PRI
+MERS_PrimerList.xlsx";


if(!(-e $PRIMERMAP))
{
print "Primer List file is missing. Please make sure file is in correc
+t folder!\n";
print "Press <Enter> to exit\n";
    <>;
    exit(1); 
} 

$PRIMERMAP_open->PrintOut;
$PRIMERMAP_open->close;

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In reply to Numerical Value question by OGProphet

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