#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict; # https://perlmonks.org/?node_id=11112358
use warnings;

my @answers;

/(\S+).*?Duration: (.*)/ and push @answers, "$1  $2\n" while <DATA>;
print "Series  Duration\n", sort @answers;

__DATA__
Launching series_eleven (started Sat Jan 11 7:31:47 PST 2020)
SERIES RESULT (series_eleven) : Pass: 2/0/0
series_eleven (finished Sat Jan 11 7:31:58 PST 2020)
series_eleven Run Duration: 0d 00:00:11

Launching series_twenty (started Sat Jan 11 7:31:47 PST 2020)
SERIES RESULT (series_twenty) : Pass: 2/0/0
series_twenty (finished Sat Jan 11 7:31:58 PST 2020)
series_twenty Run Duration: 0d 00:00:20

Launching series_minute (started Sat Jan 11 7:31:47 PST 2020)
SERIES RESULT (series_minute) : Pass: 2/0/0
series_minute (finished Sat Jan 11 7:31:58 PST 2020)
series_minute Run Duration: 0d 00:01:00

Launching series_hour (started Sat Jan 11 7:31:47 PST 2020)
SERIES RESULT (series_hour) : Pass: 2/0/0
series_hour (finished Sat Jan 11 7:31:58 PST 2020)
series_hour Run Duration: 0d 01:00:00

Launching series_day (started Sat Jan 11 7:31:47 PST 2020)
SERIES RESULT (series_day) : Pass: 2/0/0
series_day (finished Sat Jan 11 7:31:58 PST 2020)
series_day Run Duration: 1d 00:00:00

Launching series_week (started Sat Jan 11 7:31:47 PST 2020)
SERIES RESULT (series_week) : Pass: 2/0/0
series_week (finished Sat Jan 11 7:31:58 PST 2020)
series_week Run Duration: 7d 00:00:00

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Outputs: 

Series  Duration
series_day  1d 00:00:00
series_eleven  0d 00:00:11
series_hour  0d 01:00:00
series_minute  0d 00:01:00
series_twenty  0d 00:00:20
series_week  7d 00:00:00

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Guessing on alignment since you didn't put expected output in code tags :(

In reply to Re: i am trying to parse set of data from a file, sorting that data and writing to a new file by tybalt89
in thread i am trying to parse set of data from a file, sorting that data and writing to a new file by Anonymous Monk

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