Hi GrandFather,

Thank you very much for taking time to try this out and suggestion a truly genius solution. However, I was looking more for something that would let me access each field as a value so that I could get something like so (note that the output below does not : 

{
    '1:    ID'       =>    'disk_dpe_0_0',
    'Capacity'          => '576393510912 (536.8G)',
    'Rotational speed'  => '15000 rpm',
      #more similar stuff.............  
      'User capacity'     => '576359956480 (536.8G)',
    'Pool'             => 'Hot Spare (not in use)',
},
#and so on....

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That way, I could only extract the values of a few keys and not the entire hash. But, you've already done a lot. Let me try something and come back here in case I cannot do it. Thank you once again Sir.

In reply to Re^2: Unable to get the paragraph in the list of hashes. Getting single lines instead. by pritesh_ugrankar
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