Well first, the directory might be getting creating, but you aren't changing to it. You're trying to change to a directory called reports directly under / (root). You should change that to chdir 'reports'; (ie, leave out the leading slash). For the second part, printing to 30 files, how about this: 

use IO::File;
my %files;

$files{A} = $files{B} = $files{C} = IO::File->new('> groupA.txt');
$files{D} = $files{E} = $files{F} = IO::File->new('> groupB.txt');
# etc...

for my $n (keys %emp) {
  print {$files{$n}{Org}} $emp{$n}{Emp};
  #          ^^^^^^           ^^^^^
  #     This gets the FH   And prints this to it
}

# Now close the FH's
close($file{$key}) for my $key (keys %files);

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You might also want to print some kind of separator between the employee info that you print.

kelan

Perl6 Grammar Student

In reply to Re: efficiently printing to 30 files by kelan
in thread efficiently printing to 30 files by tbone

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