Hi guys,i am new to perl and wanted to ask a question ;-) I have to convert two .csv tables to a hash. First table is Telefonnumber;Name;FirstName ....,....,....,.... Second one is Streetname;ZipCode;Telefonnumber ....,....,....,... The first one i made to a Hash of Array, key is the Telefonnumber, that works. And i made it variable, so i can change the key if i want to. The second one i made to a Array of Hashes, but i am not able to make it variable,that means that i can use it for other csv tables. Maybe u can give me some advice. 

open (DATA, "< $Filename") or die "...";
my $headline = <DATA>;
chomp $headline;
my @headlineNew = split(';',$headline);
my @headHash;
while (<DATA>) {
my @save=split(';',$_);
chomp @save;
push(@headHash, {
$headline[0] => $save[0],
$headline[1] => $save[1],
$headline[2] => $save[2],
});
}

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At push i want to make it variable, if the csv file is bigger than 3. I hope u understand what i mean, Thank you

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