Bingo! that was it (Chomp). I can't beleive that I didn't think of that.

I decided to go with your Hash array code, I played arround with it and it's making a bit more sense to me now.. But i will still go and learn it fully... The output that I am dealing can get pretty big and efficiency can't hurt.(Although this code only runs once a month)

I can't thank you and GrandFather enough for not letting me down and helping me through to the end. I can now finally go and finish this script and put it to work.

Now if one of you know how I could of asked for this kind of help with a shorter more streamlined and straight to the point post, I am happy to listen to feedback

Other than this, thanks a million!

In reply to Re: Generating a List of numbers by mlebel
in thread Generating a List of numbers by mlebel

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