Perl Monks I seek your wisdom for a Question, I am yet to find an Answer for days. I am using CAM::PDF Module to extract the text content present in PDF in PERL.

My Code: 
 
use CAM::PDF;
my $pdfFile=CAM::PDF->new('save.pdf');
my $text = $pdfFile->getPageText(1);

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My PDF Table Format: 
 
  Date          Value1          Value2
03/31/3016     24,17523     0.00015960
02/29/3016     27,69368     0.000177510
01/31/3016     31,64637     0.00020850
12/31/3015     39,89056     0.00025700
11/30/3015     49,58176     0.000317820
10/31/3016     61,14936     0.00091970

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My Result: 
Date
Value1
Value2
03/31/3016     24,17523     0.000154960 02/29/3016     27,69368     0.
+000177510  01/31/3016     31,64637     0.000202850  01/31/3016     31
+,64637     0.000202850 ...$

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How Should My Output Be:

When Given Run time input : Date, It should Print all the dates present under Date.
When Given Run time input : Value1, It should Print all values present under value1.

My Question:

How Do I read a table present in a PDF using Perl..??
And How can I use it Display my results as such..??
Or is it even possible to read a Table in PDF in PERL..?



THANK YOU SO MUCH IN ADVANCE...
It Would be great if you could Help...

In reply to How to Extract PDF tables using Perl by perlPsycho

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