Hi Monks,

I am reading every record from csv file and stroing them in array and then printing each record in table

My Input is:

ABC_TEK 12 DFE_YJK 24 JKL_GHY 26 LKJ_UYH 29 GHK_YTH 23 GHS_JSF 34 
FHK_THE 25 SHJ_TRE 26 HSJ_TEH 39 AHJ_EGH 56 SGH_HEJ 42 HGE_THE 46 
HEJ_EJJ 67 JLE_EJK 89 EHJ_EJK 78 EHJ_IKL 68 EHJ_EJK 57 EJH_EKL 69

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I am tired with code shown below:

{
my @values;
my $table;
open (F, "Filename") || die ("Could not open $Filename!");
while (my $line = <F>)
{chomp($line);
push (@values,split(',', $line));}
close (F);

$table .= "<table border=1>";    
for (my $i=1;$i<4;$i++) {
$table .= "<tr>";
for (my $j=1;$j<7;$j++) {
$table .= "<td>$values[$j]</td>";}
$table .= "</tr>";}
$table .= "</table>";}

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gives me this output message / faulty output:

ABC_TEK 12 DFE_YJK 24 JKL_GHY 26 LKJ_UYH 29 GHK_YTH 23 GHS_JSF 34 FHK_
+THE 25 SHJ_TRE 26 HSJ_TEH 39 AHJ_EGH 56 SGH_HEJ 42 HGE_THE 46 HEJ_EJJ
+ 67 JLE_EJK 89 EHJ_EJK 78 EHJ_IKL 68 EHJ_EJK 57 EJH_EKL 69

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I'm trying to print records one after the other in table format

Regard,

In reply to How to store multiples lines/records in a array by Perlseeker_1

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