Its the begining of a policy number like AQH or AQS

WHERE POLICY_NBR LIKE 'AHQ%' or POLICY_NBR LIKE 'AQS%'

Francis I got that part but how do I make my query to only look at the policy numbers on lines 50-54?

What? Will they always be on lines 50-54 - what makes the policy numbers on lines 50-54 different that the others? I dontgetit!

Yes I agree with Francis...will they always be on those lines? There has to be something else that makes them different...and you need to screen on that also.

Once you limit the report to the data on lines 50-54, they're no longer on lines 50-54 - they're lines 1-5. If you know the exact LOCATION (as opposed to slecting on values of those records) you could do something like this.

TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT COUNTRY MODEL
COMPUTE COUNTER/I2=COUNTER + 1;
BY COUNTRY
WHERE TOTAL COUNTER FROM 5 TO 9;
END

I think Darin's suggestion is the way to go, the lines can always be parameterised, and determined prior to the TABLE FILE, assuming the range of lines can be determined.