Each record is 5 lines and are numbered 1-5.  Each record is uniquely 
+identified by usernumber on line1 substr 9-14.
I need to parse bits of each line "fix width" for each usernumber and 
+out put the info to 1 csv line.  In absence of the usernumber being p
+resent on each record line, how can I create a hash to uniquely ident
+ify each line "1-5" with to the usernumber on line 1?  This would be 
+easy if the usernumber appeared on each line but it dose not.

10101ABC000019101L0001374686047S30339  GA   &DOE    C080229CR7  7    0
+0244   0000001 000000000   
 2          CR7            000            060714Q                     
+        Y   0000000000 000      
 3                              00030339                           3JO
+HN DOE               36
 423 MAIN STREET  ATLANTA                GA 30339                     
+                  
 5                                                          +000000000
+0080226I   052461  05241961     
 
 10101ABC000019102 N                 D                                
+3658 MAIN STREET   
 2                                ATLANTA                       GA3033
+9                           0001
 3JOHN DOE                                        05241961INDV37468604
+7S         
 4                                                                    
+                                
 5

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Thank you in advance for any help or suggestions.

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