I suppose without knowing exactly how the original poster intends to use the data, it's hard to say if this would be better, but might it be even easier to use a multidimensional hash in this case?

Example: 

%data = (
    "1111$;Cabin" => {
      'Ad1' => '01 Charles St',
      'City' => 'CA',
      'name' => 'Claud Odur',
      'state' => 'CA',
      'zCode' => '2334'
    },
    # ...
    # snip
    # ...
    "8888$;Test" => {
      'Ad1' => '2AAAA',
      'City' => 'BB',
      'name' => 'BXBXBX',
      'state' => 'HH',
      'zCode' => 'WWWW'
    }
);

# Now elements of the data can be accessed like this
my $val = $data{'1111','Cabin'}->{'City'};

# Or, to get a slice of rows where status is 'Main', you could do this
+:
my @main = @data{grep /$;Main$/, keys %data}

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Edit: Added the line about accessing rows where status 'Main'

In reply to Re^2: Add new rows and data to array. by camtauxe
in thread Add new rows and data to array. by Anonymous Monk

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