Sushil - your code would be easier to read, maintain, expand and debug, if you used perl HASHES.

Hashes would also solve your multi-if logic.

Here is a structure outline to get you started: 

my (%user_choice, %audit_rec); # Update: Parens added to fix syntax

# Get User input into $user_choice{user}, $user_choice{module} .. and 
+$user_choice{host}

#after reading the record, get it into %audit_rec like this:
 @audit_rec{ qw| time host user module msg  | } = # This is a "Hash-sl
+ice"
          split(']\[|]\s+|^\[',$audit_data);

 # Now, you can compare $user_choice{xxx} with $audit_rec{xxx} , and l
+oop through values for xxx.

# A more advanced technique would be to create a "dispatch table" hash
+ 
# Search for that on this site, if interested.

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update:minor syntax update, to fix issue described by jdporter, below.

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In reply to Re: Is there a Better work around rather than 9 If else Looping by NetWallah
in thread Is there a Better work around rather than 9 If else Looping by msk_0984

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