There might be modules to build a fully blown template system, but in a crude fashion you could just do this kind of thing: 

use strict;
use warnings;

my $row = [ "input", "format", "description", "recdate", "cabinet", "f
+older" ];

print <<"DOC";
[DOCUMENT]
INPUT=$$row[0]
FORMAT=$$row[1]
DESCRIPTION=$$row[2]
RECDATE=$$row[3]
DELETEINPUT=NO
NODE_ID=1
VOLUME_ID=1


[CBNTFLDR]
CABINET=$$row[4]
FOLDER=$$row[5]

[USER_DEFINITIONS]
Freq:Daily Application:
DOC
print "\n";

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Of course, you would need to first open your .doc file with the correct name and add the file handle to the print statement.

In reply to Re: How to generate the .doc file for each row from a csv file by hdb
in thread How to generate the .doc file for each row from a csv file by perladdict

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