Hello Everyone, I think my approach is all wrong, but here goes.
var1 = []; var2 = []; var3 = []; . . . ~50 lists each variable would be a list of two digit integers, or two digit integers stored as strings (I don't need to do any math, I just need to know which integers are in which variable) container = [var1,var2,var3 . . . ] I'd like to be able to iterate over container or pick out one or more of my lists to write out an input (text) file for an external program. The thing is, assigning all those lists to a list gives me a list of lists, not a list of my variable names. Worse, I may or may not be able to have changes to a list show up in my list of lists, depending on how & when I do it. Really kludgy, but it is a one off that will likely never be used again. TIA, Rick
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