Of course, you don't need to use this incredible elsif :)

Just save your variables as values in a hash and use a simple grep: 

#!usr/bin/perl

my ($name, $vorname, $plz, $tel, $tel49);
my %vars;
while (<DATA>) {
    print;
    chomp;
    ($name, $vorname, $plz, $tel, $tel49) = split /\s*,\s*/, $_, -1;
    @vars{qw/name vorname plz tel tel49/} = ($name, $vorname, $plz, $t
+el, $tel49);
    my @good = grep {$vars{$_}} keys %vars;
    printf "    %s %s good\n", 
           @good ? join ", ", @good : "No variables", 
                @good == 1 ? "is" : "are";
}

__DATA__
john, stuart, some_plz, 123456, 234557
john, stuart, some_plz, 123456,
john, stuart, some_plz,, 234557
, stuart, , 123456, 234557
, , , , 234557
,,,,

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It prints: 
john, stuart, some_plz, 123456, 234557
    tel49, vorname, tel, plz, name are good
john, stuart, some_plz, 123456,
    vorname, tel, plz, name are good
john, stuart, some_plz,, 234557
    tel49, vorname, plz, name are good
, stuart, , 123456, 234557
    tel49, vorname, tel are good
, , , , 234557
    tel49 is good
,,,,
    No variables are good

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In reply to Re: A Case with 5 Var's by Ieronim
in thread A Case with 5 Var's by ultibuzz

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