Thank you poj!!! .Can you help me understand please, how would I know not to use foreach my $sit (keys %{$hash{$line}}) when tutorials are saying I was to do it that way, but to use foreach my $sit (@{$hash{$name}}).

Why did I need to \t when creating the hoh and not use ,<comma> when Dumper had the correct info just couldnt print it out

#push @{$hash{$name}},$col2,$col3;
push @{$hash{$name}},"$col2\t$col3"; # device year

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2017-10-08 Athanasius added code tags

In reply to Re^6: perl parsing by cbtshare
in thread perl parsing by cbtshare

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