Hi Marshall:

Thanx for this solution.. I was going from bottom to top analyzing all suggestions and that's why in your next solution I asked for what you coded here. (I didn't see it till now).

I wonder if you can help me print the size of each anonymous array ($count) and all the results (number, sub total and grand total) in one line inside the while loop something like this: 

my $e = '0';
while (my $line = <DATA>)
{ 
   $e++;
   my ($bucket, $num) = $line =~ m/^\s*(\d+)\s*\|\s*(\d+)/;
   push @{$HoA{$bucket}},$num;

   my $grand_total += $num;

   ## Sub Total = the running total per line up to 150, 75 and 55.?
   my $sub_total = "????";

   ## the size of each anonymous array ##

   @Count[$bucket] += $num; ## I know this is super wrong ##
   
   print"Row $e / Number Array ($bucket) / Num ($num) / Array Size ($C
+ount[$bucket])/ Sub Total ($sub_total) / Grand_Total ($grand_total)/n
+";
}

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Thanx beforehand

In reply to Re^2: array of arrays by Anonymous Monk
in thread array of arrays by virtualweb

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