Small amount of help follows: 
while(<DATA>){
if(/^(BCG-\d+)/){$bcg = $1} # current BCG, maybe?
if(/^( SNB\w+)/){$snb = $1} # current SNB, maybe?
@stuff = split(/\s+/); # put lines into an array
if ($stuff[3] eq 'BL-TRX'){ # if the BLT is found
  print "here's an interesting BCG:\n$bcg $snb @stuff\n";
  # report that it has been found
}
}


__DATA__
BCG-011  ULTRASITE     U  WO                                1 BC011 WO
+ 
 05823 00051 BTS-025   U  WO                              0   0  
 SNBXCASD005X     RF                                                  
+         3 
              TRX-001  U  WO      713  0  117 MBCCH         P 4 
              TRX-002  U  WO      729  0  117                 0 
 05823 00052 BTS-026   U  WO                               0   0 
 SNBXCASD005Y     RF                                                  
+        3 
              TRX-005  U  WO      722  0  117 MBCCH         P 3 
              TRX-006  U  BL-TRX  731  0  117                 8 
 05823 00053 BTS-027   U  WO                                0   1

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Though I have no idea if that actually helps because your data is just random noise to me.

Also I just bet some smarter monk than me is going to come along and say "what you've got there is a classic BCG file format and you should use File::Formats::Weird::BCG.pm to handle it for you!".
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In reply to Re: Newbie Needs Help! by Cody Pendant
in thread Getting a Human Readable Report from a data file by gargs

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