Hi all, looking for some help please? I have an output that lists some utilization stats (~0.00). These stats are appear twice (in/out) and are repeated three times per time round the for loop. I'm struggling with figuring out how to store these for each $lag_traffic and then pass them to a hash to store referencing which $lag_traffic they belong to for then onward evaluation later.

What I've got so far pulls out 6 ~0.00's and printing out %lag_load shows there's 6 values against each $lag_traffic, but not the actual values. 
Totals    1144        12          1116        12          0          0
  % Util  ~0.00       --          ~0.00       --          --         -
+-
Totals    1720        18          1529        16          0          0
  % Util  ~0.00       --          ~0.00       --          --         -
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Totals    1539        16          1425        16          0          0
  % Util  ~0.00       --          ~0.00       --          --         -
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foreach $lag_traffic (@lag_id) {
    my $text = $host->cmd("monitor lag $lag_traffic interval 3 repeat 
+3 rate | match Totals post-lines 1");
    @lag_util = ( $text =~ m/(.\d+\.\d+)/g );
    $lag_load{$lag_traffic} = @lag_util;
  }

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$VAR1 = [
          '~0.00',
          '~0.00',
          '~0.00',
          '~0.00',
          '~0.00',
          '~0.00'
        ];
$VAR1 = {
          '200' => 6,
          '199' => 6
        };

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In reply to Store and print multiple strings by bartrad

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