padawan_linuxero,

It's very unclear to me what's your problem. Is it merely to create filenames? 

use strict;
use warnings;
use DateTime;
my $dt = DateTime::->now();
my (undef, $weekNo) = $dt->week();

for my $row (<DATA>) {
  my @array = split(q{,}, $row);
  print 'sem'.$weekNo.$array[0].'data.csv';
}

__DATA__
1458,juan armando
2500,Armando Guajardo
3500,AAA
4500,padawan
 
$ perl -wl 645533.pl
sem421458data.csv
sem422500data.csv
sem423500data.csv
sem424500data.csv

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Update: Removed intarweb addresses as suggested by Fletch.

Update 2: This is by no means an advice to abandon the initial set of modules (as suggested by jZed), but merely an attempt to understand to expected output.

--
Andreas

In reply to Re: Urgent help !!!! by andreas1234567
in thread Urgent help !!!! by padawan_linuxero

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