04-12-2011
Mark,
That worked like a charm.
Many a "THANKS" for the help.
regards,
Lee.
---------- Post updated at 03:31 AM ---------- Previous update was at 03:26 AM ----------
Mark,
Can you please decipher this for me ?
What is this "d[$1]++" doing ?
what is the purpose of using d before incrementing ?
Once again, thanks a million.
regards,
Lee.
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