Thank you so much. The logic is correct but it prints the first index of csta only. Can you suggest me a way to iterate it? Thanks a lot 
@gl
LYPLA1
MSC
TERF1
CFC1
COL3A1
CLK1
FZD7
ADAM23
CREB1
FN1
XRCC5
DES
PAX3
GBX2
TCFCP2L1

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@csta
4797974
14746047
15795739
34592493
45368491
58480932
59539023
63492478
64579378
71699745
72354094
75356919
78193711
91827751
120524522

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@cg
LYPLA1
LYPLA1
LYPLA1
LYPLA1
LYPLA1
LYPLA1
LYPLA1
LYPLA1
LYPLA1
LYPLA1
LYPLA1
LYPLA1
LYPLA1

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In reply to Re^2: how to refer the index of an array to another array of the same length by rocketperl
in thread how to refer the index of an array to another array of the same length by rocketperl

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