while(<DATA>){
print "$1$/" if /\((E\d+)/;
}
__DATA__
ID:8F03F770.3E6A0B05.00000200.5E0263D7,
(E00123),
(E00540),
(E00216),
(E00313),
(E00486),
(E00112),
(E00822),
(E00792),
(E00774),
(E00623),
(E00022),
(E00188),
(E00017),
(E00075),
(E00055),
ID:500460E9.BB25AD46.00000200.3E044511,
Should do the trick...assuming all your desired values match E then a number of digits....
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