I need help rather urgently... I have a file that looks like this but has much more of last 2 lines (between 20 and 80 lines per "group" and repeats like 80 times (see below...) and want it splitted and formatted with 1 tab between each part (but there are names that should be preserved tho..) 
    GREN: 1    200m FRISIM HERRAR SENIORER
    PASS 1 10.00

    REKORD:    V€RLDS    EUROPA NORDISKT    SVENSKT
    SENIOR:    1:44.06    1:44.89    1:46.76    1:46.76
    JUNIOR:    1:50.70

    NR    IDNR NAMN    F…DD KOD    F…RENING    ANM.TID
    1.    277 Jonas Persson    83 2504 MKK    1:48.26
    2.    585 Petter Stymne    83 0297 SK NEPTUN    1:48.32
    3.    583 Peter Edvardsson    81 3500 SK NEPTUN    1:48.46

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I't would be nice to extract "GREN: 1 ..." to file name (but not a necissity(<- thats just plain wrong :P ) ) and the repeating part in the files... should say that there a fields that might be empty also... Can any one give me a hint? 
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Gosh darn...

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In reply to splitting and formatting my big textfile... by samuelt

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