Good Evening Esteemed Monks.
My question is fairly simply. I would like to move the cursor back to edit each entry. Please point me in the right direction. I've posted my simple code below to build upon. Thanks in advance! 

#!/usr/bin/perl
 
 open (FILE, 'data.txt');
 while (<FILE>) {
 chomp;
 ($name, $email, $phone) = split("\t");
 print "Name: $name\n";
 print "Email: $email\n";
 print "Phone: $phone\n";
 print "---------\n";
 }
 close (FILE);
 exit;

__END__

Tom tom@example.com 111-1111
Dave dave@example.com 222-2222
Test test@example.com 333-3333

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The output is shown below:
Name: Tom
Email: Tom@example.com
Phone: 111-1111
---------
Name: Dave
Email: dave@example.com
Phone: 222-2222
---------
Name: Test
Email: test@example.com
Phone: 333-3333
---------

In reply to Tab Cursor Backspace by PilotinControl

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