webpage 1 is a blank page with two columns: 
storage, cid
546  ,   c100
6234 ,   c200
3265 ,   c300
etc  ,   etc

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web page 2 is also a blank page with data but no columns just data: 
c100, jo shmo c200, jack black c300, patrick stewart
c400, may shoe c500, dick tracy c600, morgan freeman
c700, michael jordan c800, vladimir putin c900,
corey feldman etc, etc etc, etc

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I have to take the cid and name on page 2 and match it to cid and storage on page 1. Some magic happens and it concatenates into a csv or $output variable or anything really that can get put onto the body of an email that displays: 
CID, Name, storage size
c100, jo shmo, 546
c200, jack black, 6234 
etc, etc, etc

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I have to somehow take those urls and download the info concatenate and match the data together and send said data in body of email

In reply to Re^8: parsing CSV by younggrasshopper13
in thread parsing CSV by younggrasshopper13

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