your code works great, except with one problem, i only want to include the next day. for example, your code would print this output: 
CA123456   2007-01-29  16:00:00
CA234567   2007-01-30  08:00:00
CA345678   2007-02-05  07:00:00
CA456789   2007-02-06  03:00:00

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as: 
2007-01-29
CA123456   16:00:00
CA234567   08:00:00
CA345678   07:00:00
CA456789   03:00:00

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as opposed to (the way i want): 
2007-01-29
CA123456  16:00:00
CA234567  08:00:00

2007-02-05
CA345678  07:00:00
CA456789  03:00:00

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In reply to Re^4: help formatting output of particular loop by eisdrache
in thread help formatting output of particular loop by eisdrache

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