You don't actually have an array of arrays:

use Data::Printer;
p @Records;
p @RecCheck;

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[
    [0] "AAA,20130610,730,1015,
",
    [1] "BBB,20130610,1015,1200,
",
    [2] "CCC,20130610,1230,1400,
",
    [3] "DDD,20130610,1415,1530,
"
]
[
    [0] "AAA,20130610,730,1015,
",
    [1] "BBB,20130610,1015,1200,
",
    [2] "CCC,20130610,1230,1400,
",
    [3] "DDD,20130610,1415,1530,
"
]

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I left your @Records almost as is (only removed new line) and changed @RecCheck so that it would be an array of arrays like I think you wanted:

#!/usr/bin/env perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use feature 'say';
use Data::Printer;

my @Records;
push( @Records, join ',', ( "AAA", 20130610, 730,  1015 ) );
push( @Records, join ',', ( "BBB", 20130610, 1015, 1200 ) );
push( @Records, join ',', ( "CCC", 20130610, 1230, 1400 ) );
push( @Records, join ',', ( "DDD", 20130610, 1415, 1530 ) );

my @RecordRowFields;
my @RecCheck;
for my $RecordRow (@Records) {
    @RecordRowFields = split /,/, $RecordRow;
    push( @RecCheck, [@RecordRowFields] );
}

say "Single element: $RecCheck[1][2]";

p @RecCheck;

__END__
[
    [0] [
        [0] "AAA",
        [1] 20130610,
        [2] 730,
        [3] 1015
    ],
    [1] [
        [0] "BBB",
        [1] 20130610,
        [2] 1015,
        [3] 1200
    ],
    [2] [
        [0] "CCC",
        [1] 20130610,
        [2] 1230,
        [3] 1400
    ],
    [3] [
        [0] "DDD",
        [1] 20130610,
        [2] 1415,
        [3] 1530
    ]
]
Single element: 1015

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In reply to Re: element of an array of arrays by frozenwithjoy
in thread element of an array of arrays by JockoHelios

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