The following does the trick. Note that the line ending for the created files is Windows rather than Mac or *nix style.

use warnings;
use strict;

my %files;

while (<DATA>)
  {
  my ($name, $data) = /^(\w+)\s+(.*)/;
  last if ! defined $data || ! length $data;
  
  open $files{$name}, '>', "$name.out" if (! defined $files{$name});
  syswrite $files{$name}, $data . "\r\n";
  }

close $files{$_} for (keys %files);

__DATA__
T001 Test1 012354 Abcde
T001 Test1 013456 bcdef
T002 Test2 024567 xxxxx
T001 Test1 012354 yyyyy
T003 Test3 02345 cdefg
T002 Test2 000000 56789

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Perl is Huffman encoded by design.

In reply to Re: create separate output files based on the matched values by GrandFather
in thread create separate output files based on the matched values by tariqahsan

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