i have tried list util. but dont know the problem


THIS DONT WORK 

$my1 = # IS "EV-1891" OR "EV-DKL1" thats wat we want;

#THEN AM TRYING TO COMPARE IF NOT $my1 results
if (any { $my1 ne $_ } 'EV-1891', 'EV-DKL1') {
print "BAD";
last;         
}

# MAKE OTHER NEXT CONDITION ACCESSIBLE 


IT ONLY WORKS WHEN I REMOVE 1 STRING 

THIS WORKS

if (any { $my1 ne $_ } 'EV-1891') {
print "BAD";
last;         
}

# NEXT CONDITION ACCESSIBLE

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and my problem i want to compare two things ( if we dont get EV-DKL1 or EV-1891) show error

In reply to Re^2: Comparing multiple strings by bigup401
in thread Comparing multiple strings by bigup401

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