Are you after this line? 

    FISCAL YEAR END:            1231

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That looks nothing like your example, but is the only fiscal i find in my test list of @aonly i used.

and remember when i said i was concerned with qr/\'\n'/, im even more concerned now, i suggest replacing 

      for my $line (split qr/\'\n'/, $partial) {

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with 
      for my $line (split qr/\n/, $partial) {

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That splits on pure line endings and doesnt require a quote before and after the \n. it makes adding a line like 
        if($line=~m/\s*fiscal/mi )       {print $line."\n";}

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much more manageable. as far as i can see it doesnt affect your code, except it may make the m in /m unnecessary

In reply to Re^5: REGEX for date by huck
in thread REGEX for date by wrkrbeee

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