...I want to prefix the Summary data line with the job name.
I think part of the problem is 
print $_, "\n$job: ";

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where $job is printed on the line following the current line. Better to remember the previous lines job and print it if needed.

The following might help get you started. 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
$Data::Dumper::Indent = 1;

my ($job);

while(<DATA>){                     
  
  chomp;
    
  next unless  /Synchronizing started|Synchronizing finished|Summary/;
  
  my $summary;
  $summary++ if /Summary/;
  
  my $this_job;
  if (($this_job) = $_ =~ /"New Job (\d+)"$/){
    $job = $this_job;
  }
  
  print qq{job: $job } if $summary;
  print qq{$_\n};
  
};

__DATA__
[4/14/2008 4:44 PM] Analyzing started, job: "New Job 1"
[4/14/2008 4:45 PM] Synchronizing started, job: "New Job 1"
[4/14/2008 4:45 PM] Analyzing finished, job: "New Job 1"
[4/14/2008 4:45 PM] Synchronizing finished, job: "New Job 1"
[4/14/2008 4:45 PM] Summary: Files processed: 6,554; Files copied: 1; 
+Bytes processed: 1,633,599,552; Bytes copied: 1,221,120.
[4/14/2008 5:03 PM] Analyzing started, job: "New Job 2"
[4/14/2008 5:06 PM] Analyzing finished, job: "New Job 2"
[4/14/2008 5:06 PM] Synchronizing finished, job: "New Job 2"
[4/14/2008 5:06 PM] Summary: Files processed: 136; Files copied: 58; B
+ytes processed: 14,427,075; Bytes copied: 14,427,075.
[4/14/2008 5:08 PM] Analyzing started, job: "New Job 3"
[4/14/2008 5:08 PM] Analyzing finished, job: "New Job 3"
[4/14/2008 5:08 PM] Synchronizing started, job: "New Job 3"
[4/14/2008 5:08 PM] Synchronizing finished, job: "New Job 3"
[4/14/2008 5:08 PM] Summary: Files processed: 38; Files copied: 17; By
+tes processed: 292,097; Bytes copied: 294,793.

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outputs 
[4/14/2008 4:45 PM] Synchronizing started, job: "New Job 1"
[4/14/2008 4:45 PM] Synchronizing finished, job: "New Job 1"
job: 1 [4/14/2008 4:45 PM] Summary: Files processed: 6,554; Files copi
+ed: 1; Bytes processed: 1,633,599,552; Bytes copied: 1,221,120.
[4/14/2008 5:06 PM] Synchronizing finished, job: "New Job 2"
job: 2 [4/14/2008 5:06 PM] Summary: Files processed: 136; Files copied
+: 58; Bytes processed: 14,427,075; Bytes copied: 14,427,075.
[4/14/2008 5:08 PM] Synchronizing started, job: "New Job 3"
[4/14/2008 5:08 PM] Synchronizing finished, job: "New Job 3"
job: 3 [4/14/2008 5:08 PM] Summary: Files processed: 38; Files copied:
+ 17; Bytes processed: 292,097; Bytes copied: 294,793.

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Not sure what you are trying to do with the rest of the code.

In reply to Re: Unique Data Formatting by wfsp
in thread Unique Data Formatting by raj8

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