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#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use strict;
                                                                      
+                                                       
my @array = ( 'account_trend','trend_report','revenuebytrafficker','ti
+cketstatus','lostinventory','campaigndetail','campaignsummary','packa
+gesummary','placementsummary','bookedbyaccount','bookedbysalesperson'
+,'accounttrends','salespersontrends','salessitetrend','placementperfo
+rmance','packageperformance','forcastsummary');
                                                                      
+                                                       
my $value = 'reve*ker';
                                                                      
+                                                       
foreach (@array) {
        if ( grep (/$value/,$_) ) {
                print "Matched :$_:\n";
        }
}

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In the above the how to acheive the following to be matched using grep

If $value = "accoun*end" then output should be

Matched :account_trend Matched :accounttrends

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