I want to be able to process all files that follow the specific filenaming e.g. 2017_06_30_013901_0828900840_17062901D602BG So I want to process only files that contain *****************_0828900840_********D602BG with the help of the below code I was able to process all the files that have "D602BG". How can I achive my additional requirement within the same code. 

    
foreach my $folder (@folders) {
        # glob the contents of the folder (to get the file names)
        my @contents = <$folder/*>;
    
            # For each filename in the list, if it matches
            foreach my $item ( @contents ) {
                    if ($item =~ /C602DZB/){ #File name with specific 
+pattern 
                            open my $info, $item or die "Could not ope
+n $item: $!";

                            while( my $line = <$info>)  {   
                                if ($line =~ /Total/){    #Multiple pa
+ttern match done
                                    push (@lines, $line);    #Matching
+ lines pushed to an array
                                }
                            }
                    }
                }
    }

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In reply to Pick up specific file name by JobyJ

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