Hi again all. Thank to your awesome help, I am rolling right along. I have one more part (I think) to accomplish. I've gotten my parsed log into this kind of format: 
label1=value1
label2=value2
...
labeln=valuen

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I have an array that represents the CSV layout from another program that my output has to match. There are 900+ elements in the array, but I will never see 900+ lines of parsed output. So I need to loop through the array and look in all my parsed output lines to see if array element = "labeln" in any of the output lines. If it does, I need to print "valuen;" to my CSV output file. If not,, I need to print ";" to my CSV output file, so there would either be a value or a semicolon for each item in the format array. I have tried map, grep, regex, smartmatch, putting all the labeln into an array... I am out of ideas. Anyone know how I can successfully accomplish this task? Thanks!!

In reply to Determine if array value in string results by ImJustAFriend

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