I trying to take one list of machine names (let's say there's 1000 machines in that list). I want to run my script against it and parse those machine names out into seperate files of 200 machine names. I'm having problems with the logic though...here's what little code I have:

$count = 0;
open (DISTLISTS, " < rdy.csv") || die "Unable host file for splitting:
+ $!.";
foreach my $dist_split (<DISTLISTS>)

    chomp $dist_split;
        $count ++;
                 open (OUTPUT1, " >>A.csv")
                 print OUTPUT1 "$dist_split\n";
        if ($count == 200) {
}
}

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As just can't piece together the logic necessary to achieve this task.

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