Hello All I SEEK THE PERL MONKS WISDOM!!

Okay hers my problem.
I have a simple database setup like so

Item1|Item2|Item3

Now I do a simple search on it like so: 
@results=grep(/$searchString/i,@da);
 if($#results >= 0){
  foreach $i(@results){
    ($item1,$item2,$item3) = split(/\|/,$i);

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It then prints out the results if there are any.

Okay now say $item one is a price - 35.00.. Now I want the search results to be printed out from lowest to highest.

The problem here is if im using a database and it goes there each line one by one,, and the first one is 100 dollars and the 5th is 1.00 dollar how can I get it to write out the first one after its past it.

I know this sounds very confusing its been buging me for a while now. Please can someone help!!

Thanks in advance!

In reply to How to place Search Results!!! by ACJavascript

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