I'm not certain why the answers you got in the last node were unsatisfactory, but if you are just looking to move around elements, per array, around randomly you could do something like this: 
my @arr1 = qw|10 22 24 21 20 12 32 31 91 20|;
my @arr2 = qw|10 22 24 21 20 12 32 31 91 20 11 32 44 51 10 22 82 71 61
+ 54|;
my @arr3 = qw|14 25 64 71 80|;

my @arrays = (\@arr1, \@arr2, \@arr3);
foreach my $arrref (@arrays)
{
   for (0..@$arrref - 1)
   {
       my $indx = (int(rand()*100)%@$arrref);
       my $swap = $arrref->[$indx];
       $arrref->[$indx] = $arrref->[$_];
       $arrref->[$_] = $swap;

   }
}
print q|ARR->1 | . join qq|   |,@arr1;
print qq|\nARR->2 | . join qq|   |,@arr2;
print qq|\nARR->3 | . join qq|   |,@arr3;

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Which produces different output every time, but here's one: 
ARR->1 31   10   20   20   12   24   32   22   91   21
ARR->2 32   71   10   24   22   10   61   22   44   12   21   20   31 
+  91   11   54   51   82   32   20
ARR->3 80   25   64   71   14

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I think you need to use perldoc -f on rand, push. Also, look up the use of the modulus operator %.

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In reply to Re: Randomize elements among several arrays, while maintaining original array sizes. by InfiniteSilence
in thread Randomize elements among several arrays, while maintaining original array sizes. by BioNrd

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