Hi Monks

I am trying to get the following input in transpose form 
---------------
Name: Tim Brown
username: txbro27
cuid: twbrown
---------------
Name: Dean Walker
username: dxwalk3
---------------
username: jxrizzo
Name: John Rizzo
---------------
Name: Doreen Mirlass
username: mirlasd
---------------
cuid: chamblem
Name: Mike Chambless
username: mblem
---------------
name: Tim McCarthy
username: txmccar
cuid: tmmccar
---------------

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There are three things to notice here

- The order of the Name/cuid/username not always same.
- They need to considered as case insensitive
- sometime the cuid is missing
The output should be in this format 
username:fname lname:cuid

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If the cuid is missing the value should be EMPTY. For
example the above input will give the following output 
txbro27:Tim Brown:twbrown
dxwalk3:Dean Walker:EMPTY
jxrizzo:John Rizzo:EMPTY
mirlasd:Doreen Mirlass:EMPTY
mblem:Mike Chambless:chamblem
txmccar:Tim McCarthy:tmmccar

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Any help with this would really help me a lot
Thanks

In reply to Transpose the entries by iqbala

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