How do I create a script that can gather certain data from a text logfile with fixed columns?

Here is an excerpt of logfile: 

File Name                                          Time Stamp         
+        Total Records            Processed               Errors
-------------------------------------------------- -------------------
+- -------------------- -------------------- --------------------
N-20070143.003.TXT                                 05/23/07 02:36:59 P
+M                   13                   13                    0
N-20070143.004.TXT                                 05/23/07 04:48:56 P
+M                    1                    1                    0
N-20070143.006.TXT                                 05/23/07 04:48:56 P
+M                   16                   16                    0
N-20070143.008.TXT                                 05/23/07 04:48:58 P
+M                   19                   19                    0
N-20070143.009.TXT                                 05/23/07 04:48:59 P
+M                    1                    1                    0
N-20070143.010.TXT                                 05/23/07 04:49:00 P
+M                    5                    4                    1
N-20070143.012.TXT                                 05/23/07 04:49:00 P
+M                   18                   18                    0
N-20070143.013.TXT                                 05/23/07 04:49:02 P
+M                   20                   20                    0
N-20070143.015.TXT                                 05/23/07 04:49:03 P
+M                   53                   53                    0
N-20070143.011.TXT                                 05/24/07 04:35:48 P
+M                    5                    5                    0
N-20070152.040.TXT                                 06/18/07 04:03:26 P
+M                   25                   21                    4

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Any information appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Freddie

In reply to How to monitor a logfile with columns for certain data? by freddiel

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