Basicly I just want everything "grouped, if you will" by email address and then by subject, so from this... 
$to = "foo\@bar.com";
$subject = "New CDs now";
$file_name = "AAAAA.txt";
$from = "that\@person.com";
$last_dir = "Spam";

$to = "foo\@bar.com";
$subject = "New CDs now";
$file_name = "CCCCC.txt";
$from = "that\@person.com";
$last_dir = "Spam";

$to = "foo2\@bar.com";
$subject = "New CDs now";
$file_name = "BBBBB.txt";
$from = "that\@person.com";
$last_dir = "Spam";

$to = "foo3\@bar.com";
$subject = "New CDs now";
$file_name = "DDDDD.txt";
$from = "that\@person.com";
$last_dir = "Spam";

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I'd like to get this... 
email_slice - foo@bar.com
subject_slice - New CDs now
fn_slice - AAAAA.txt
fn_slice - CCCCC.txt

email_slice - foo2@bar.com
subject_slice - New CDs now
fn_slice - BBBBB.txt

email_slice - foo3@bar.com
subject_slice - New CDs now
fn_slice - DDDDD.txt

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So, even if a subject is duplicated several times, if it matches with the email address, it will be grouped with that same one. Then the file names will group right along with because they are linked to the subject.

Thanks again.

In reply to Re: Re: Why is part of slice duplicated? by the_0ne
in thread Why is part of slice duplicated? by the_0ne

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