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Hi Cody Pendant

Thanks for your help! Your coding works perfectly and I've been able to change it a bit to do some other entries in the same file as well. I really appreciate your help.

Yes, I have only been studying about Perl for around 7 days now, and it's a bit much to take in, so the more complicated (for me!) things are still eluding me. I'll keep on chugging along though!

Thanks again for the quick reply.

-Brad

In reply to Re^2: Using grep to pick out lines in a text file by Bunta
in thread Using grep to pick out lines in a text file by Bunta

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