Hello Everyone, I am in need of a little help on a project that I am working on. Here's what I'm trying to accomplish: I am using a program that searches a flat-db and shows each search match in a new table row. I really need it to list out "Search Matches" in a table that would be 3 columns across and 4 rows down. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this or any online examples anyone knows of? Here's the snip of script: 
foreach $line (@array){
if ($line =~ /\Q$search\E/i){

($category,$item_name,$item_price,$item_picture)=split(/\|/,$line);

print <<End_of_line;
    <tr>
        <td valign=top CLASS=MENU1>
    <img src="$photo_loc/$photo1" width=75 height=75><BR>
        <B>$item_name</B><BR>
        $item_price<BR>
        </td>
    </TR>
End_of_line
}
}

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Any help, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Lis

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