another solution: 
while ($l = <DATA>){
        $_++ if $l=~m/Some Field/;
        $a[$_]{$1} = $2 if $l=~m/^(\w+\s\w+)\s*\:\s(\w+\s\w+|\w+)$/;
        $a[0]{$1} = $1;
}

foreach $a (@a){
        printf "%-15s %-15s %-15s %-15s\n", map{${$a}{$_}} sort {$b =~
+m/S/}keys %$a;
}

__DATA__
Some Field   : some value
Another Field: 1234
Different One: 5678
Yet Another  : foo
line of uninteresting stuff
Some Field   : some else
Another Field: 4321
Different One: 8765
Yet Another  : bar
more junk
Some Field   : another value
Another Field: 1122
Different One: 5566
Yet Another  : baz

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it would've been easier not to print the caption line)

In reply to Re: Extracting and manipulating a range of lines by Lennotoecom
in thread Extracting and manipulating a range of lines by joeymac

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