See if this helps with regards to the parsing of the new input.
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;

my (%id, $count);
while (<DATA>) {
    $count++ if /^BS/;
    $id{$count} = $1 if /^BS:\s(\w+)/;
    my @cols = $_ =~ /(\w+)\s\((\d+?%)\s\/\s(\d+?)/;
    print "$id{$count}  ", join "\t", @cols
      , "\n" if !/^BS/;
}

__DATA__
BS: 111_DDD, QE: QE_AAA
AAA_AA1_DDD (0% / 0 of 1024 | event 0% / 0 of 1024)
AAA_AA2_DDD (0% / 0 of 1024 | event 0% / 0 of 1024)
BS: 222_DDD, QE: QE_AAA
BBB_BB1_DDD (0% / 0 of 1024 | event 0% / 0 of 1024)
BBB_BB2_DDD (0% / 0 of 1024 | event 0% / 0 of 1024)
BS: 333_DDD, QE: QE_AAA
CCC_CC1_DDD (0% / 0 of 1024 | event 0% / 0 of 1024)
CCC_CC2_DDD (0% / 0 of 1024 | event 0% / 0 of 1024)

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in thread Almost there..please help this noob. by NothingInCommon

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