> then I can print the text between the two instances of the character...
many of your example lines have only one instance of that character.
Otherwise you could just use something like print ((split /\xA0/,$_)[1])
Cheers Rolf
( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)
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yes... I'm familiar with and also comfortable with split...
What I showed was an excerpt of the intersection of two files, one of which has 1 occurance, and one that has two. I will just do something to the data first, depending on which instance before I append them together...
Thank you for your help...
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