Hello Monks, I have the following MySQL outputted CSV file: 

"create_stamp","username","first_name","last_name","name","name","exte
+nsion","fax_flag","exchange","position","username"
"2009-03-02 15:31:52","SimpsonH","Homer","Simpson","Nuclear Control Ce
+nter","Radioctive Hall","6798","1","218 555","Nuclear Control Operato
+r","BurnsM"
"2009-03-02 15:31:52","SimpsonH","Homer","Simpson","Nuclear Control Ce
+nter","Radioctive Hall","6793","0","218 555","Nuclear Control Operato
+r","BurnsM"

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I already have the data writing to a file in the following format, with the exception of the fax_flag/faxNumber, utilizing the Text::CSV module(print columnx, etc). What I'm getting stuck on is the part where the file gets read in, then equates the fax_flag with '1' and only writes the 'faxNumber' field to the line. The end result should look like this-- 

dn: uid=simpsonh
givenName: Homer
sn: Simpson
department: Nuclear Control Center
buildingName: Radioactive Hall
telephoneNumber: 218 555-6793
faxNumber: 218 555-6798
title: Nuclear Control Operator
manager: uid=burnsm

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In reply to Manipulating Data by a Field Identifier by rycher

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