#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict; # https://perlmonks.org/?node_id=11129830
use warnings;

my $format = "%-25s%-15s%-14s%-24s%s\n";
printf $format, split /  +/, 'Product Release         product Type   c
+olor basic   color all               overseas shipping';
local ($/, @ARGV) = ('', 'input.txt');
while( <> )
  {
  printf $format,
    /(Release Date\S+)/ ? "$1" : 'N/A',
    /(?|product clock\d\((\w+)\)|product (\w+))/ ? "$1" : 'N/A',
    /color basic (\S+)/ ? "$1" : 'N/A',
    /color all (\S+)/ ? "$1" : 'N/A',
    /overseas shipping (\w+)/ ? "$1" : 'N/A';
  }

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Outputs: 

Product Release          product Type   color basic   color all       
+        overseas shipping
Release Date2/2/2019     analog         white         white,black,silv
+er      N/A
Release Date2/2/2020     none           N/A           N/A             
+        N/A
Release Date2/2/2021     digital        black         black,silver    
+        N/A
Release Date2/2/2022     digital        white         white           
+        yes

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In reply to Re: process multiline text and print in desired format by tybalt89
in thread process multiline text and print in desired format by ak_mmx

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