Hello Monks , I am reading a file that contain information for employess , the file look like this : 

EmpNum  LOCATION  Shift
23        54        1
11        65        3
23        54        2

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what I want to do is read that file and then print some sort of schedule , somthing like: 

EmpNum    LOCATION   shift
23          54         1
            54         2

11          65         3

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I am not sure how to read the file in an easy way, I was trying somthing like: 

While(<DATA>)
{
next if ($_ =~ /^#/ || $_ =~ /^EmpNum/);
push (@EMP, $_);
foreach $emp (@EMP)
{
push (@emp, EMP[#emp])
}
}

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Can someone help showing me a good way to do it ... thanks a lot

Edit by tye, fix CODE tag as /CODE.

In reply to complex input file by Anonymous Monk

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