You have gotten close. I bet you noticed that $outfile only contained a list of the filenames that were janfiles, rather than the contents of those files.

open (my $ofile, '>',$outfile) || die "Unable to open Write File! $out
+file\n";
for my $infn (@JanFiles) { 
  open (my $infile,'<',$infn) || die "Unable to open input file! $infi
+le \n";
  while (my $line=<$infile>) { print $ofile $line;} 
  close ($infile); 
  } 
close $ofile;

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Edit, fixed quotes typo from c&p

In reply to Re: How to output file data from files in an array to one singular file? by huck
in thread How to output file data from files in an array to one singular file? by perlnovice1900

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