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Your data fields appear to be tab or space separated which makes splitting on commas somewhat less than optimal.
Ln 4 offers us a Filename and a var, $Filename. That's a few short of a dozen, too. In general, such goofs may be the result of re-typing your code in your post. Suggest you use cut'n'paste, instead.
$Filename and $line are undeclared.
The indentation on your table-building stanza makes it hard to read; not a big deal here, but in a more complex or longer code segment it would be a problem. Similarly, ending each table, tr, & td tag with a newline would make the resultant html more readable.

If you didn't program your executable by toggling in binary, it wasn't really programming!

In reply to Re: How to store multiples lines/records in a array by ww
in thread How to store multiples lines/records in a array by Perlseeker_1

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