I am trying to do some data cleaning in perl. My data looks like this thousand of lines that look like this.
Line 1:programme US$30 million secured floating due 2010
Line 2:£1.15 bil 5.54% A-1 Sr Secd nts due 03/31/2031
Line 3: EUR900 mil fltg rate Tranche A nts due 10/06/2005
line 4: CP prog Rule 144A
etc....
I am trying to break the above sentence into
EUR900 mil in one column
mil fltg rate Tranche A nts in a second column
and
10/06/2005 in a third column.
Can you please advise me on how this can be done?
Thank you very much
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