you guys finally talked me into using strict and dianositics and when i run this. C1 needs a explicit package name so from wut ive read on faq is that it needs to be declaired so i try and declair and still get an error this is the same with %data 
        sub{            
            for ($c1 = 0; $c1 <  @data; ++$c1){
                   print $data[$c1]{value} . "\n";
            }#end for();

            
            if($data{value} eq  "" || null){
                print "You have not entered all the values. Please try
+ again";
                &adduser;#goes back to asking for array members
                sleep 5;
            };#end of if{};
        }#End of anonymous Sub();

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