Ok I almost have it; however, when I run the script shown below when it finds more than one user with the same name it just prints one email address for each one and not each one for each user. 
For instance:
It returns:
User - Email
Smith, Joe - Joe.Smith@perlmonks.com
Smith, Joe(2) - Joe.Smith@perlmonks.com
instead of:
User - Email
Smith, Joe - Joe.Smith@perlmonks.com
Smith, Joe(2) - Joe.Smith2@perlmonks.com

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#!perl

use Getopt::Long;
use Net::LDAPS;
use Text::CSV;

($domainCont, $surNm, $givenNm, $dispNm, $eNo, $outFlNm, $id, $pw) = (
+'', '', '','', -1, '', '', '');

&GetOptions('dc=s'  => \$domainCont
           ,'i=s'   => \$id
           ,'p=s'   => \$pw
           ,'d=s'   => \$baseDir
           ,'f=s'   => \$inFlNm);

my $ad = Net::LDAP->new($domainCont) or die "Can't connect to AD >$!<\
+n";
$ad->bind($id, password=>$pw) or die " bind for $id failed >$!<\n";

my $base = 'OU=People,OU=staff,DC=ad,DC=wjgilmore,DC=com';
my $attrs = "sn, givenname";

open IN, "<"."./$baseDir/$inFlNm" or die "Can't open transfers file >$
+inFlNm<\n";
$outFlNm = "test.csv";
open OUT, ">"."./$baseDir/$outFlNm" or die "Can't open transfers file 
+>$outFlNm<\n";
print OUT "Name,,,Assistant\n";

while(<IN>){
    @mngr = split(/"/, $_);
    @manager = split(/, /, $mngr[1]);
    $mFName = "$manager[1]"; 
    $mLName = "$manager[0]"; 
    @assist = split(/,/, $mngr[2]);
    @assistant = split(/ /, $assist[1]);
    chomp($assistant[1]);
    $aFName = "$assistant[0]";
    $aLName = "$assistant[1]";
    $lenMFName = length($manager[1])*.5;
    $lenAFName = length($assistant[0])*.5;
    substr($manager[1],-$lenMFName)=$pmFName;
    substr($assistant[0],-$lenAFName)=$paFName;

    $filter1 = '(&(sn='.$mLName.')(givenname='."$manager[1]*".'))';
    $filter2 = '(&(sn='.$aLName.')(givenname='."$assistant[0]*".'))';
    my $results1 = $ad->search(base=>$base,filter=>$filter1,attrs=>$at
+trs);
    my $results2 = $ad->search(base=>$base,filter=>$filter2,attrs=>$at
+trs);
    $x1 = $results1->count();
    $x2 = $results2->count();
    
    if($x1 > 0){
        foreach $adEnt ($results1->entries){
            my $entry1 = $results1->entry($i1);
            my $mail1 = $entry1->get_value('mail');
            foreach $adEnt ($results2->entries){
                print OUT "$mFName,$mLName,";
                print OUT "$mail1,";
                my $entry2 = $results2->entry($i2);
                my $mail2 = $entry2->get_value('mail');
                print OUT "$aFName,$aLName,";
                print OUT "$mail2,\n";
            }
        }
    }
    else { 
        if($x2 > 0) {
            print OUT "$mFName,$mLName,Not Found,";
            foreach $adEnt ($results2->entries){
                my $entry2 = $results2->entry($i2);
                my $mail2 = $entry2->get_value('mail');
                print OUT "$aFName,$aLName,";
                print OUT "$mail2,\n";
            }
        }
        else {
            print OUT "$mFName,$mLName,Not Found,$aFName,$aLName,Not F
+ound";
        }
    }
}
$ad->unbind;

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In reply to Re^2: Match csv to AD and returning email addresses by meredib
in thread Match csv to AD and returning email addresses by meredib

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