Hi Masters,

forming records as below

my %input;
$input{$EMPNO}[0]="DOB,Name,Empid,salary,Gross_salary,Department,Compa
+ny";
$input{$EMPNO}[1]="Month,NET_Salary";

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The code which is used to put the records in table and i am reading each field and placing in table

{

    my @data;
    my $table;
    
    foreach my $k (keys %input) {
        foreach (@{$input{$k}}) {
            chomp();
            push( @{@data[$.]},( split /[,\n]/, $_));
            }
        }
    $table .= "<table border=1>";

    for my $i ( 0 .. $#data ) {
        $table .= "<tr>";
        for ( @{@data[$i]}){
            $table .= "<td>$_</td>\r\n";
        }
        $table .= "</tr>";
    }
    $table .= "</table>";

}

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The output i want in a tabular format, when i run the above code i have error,Can't use an undefined value as an ARRAY reference

I want to display the data in tabular format, as i am not much familiar with the array refernce, any solution for this, i already posted this on monk and used the same code but getting error

DOB,Name,Empid,salary,Gross_salary,Department,Company
Month,NET_Salary

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In reply to getting error while writing to a table by learner@perl

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