Spent ages debugging the above to no avail,..still didn't work!

I started again

Now; I have this data in colum A in excel 
RDUB010
34:34:36:7U
87:23:89:6C

RDUB090
90:39:12:6U
34:34:36:7Z
87:23:89:6N
34:38:36:7U

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And i want to create a data structure like this 
San : SAN_01

 Lun: RDUB010
 WWn1: 34:34:36:7U
 WWn2: 34:34:36:7U


 Lun: RDUB090
 WWn1:90:39:12:6U
 WWn2:34:34:36:7Z
 WWn3:87:23:89:6N
 WWn4:34:38:36:7U


San: SAN_02
.
.
.
and so forth

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So I put this PERL script together to do the job; 
#! c:/perl/bin/perl.exe
#
#
use strict;

use Win32::OLE qw(in with);
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Excel';

use Data::Dumper qw/Dumper/;

use vars qw/$Storage/;
my $data;

$Win32::OLE::Warn =2;           
my $excel = Win32::OLE->GetActiveObject('Excel.Application') || Win32:
+:OLE->new('Excel.Application');

my $xls_path = "c:\\test.xlsx";
my $xls = $excel->Workbooks->Open("$xls_path");     

foreach my $sheet ( in $xls->Worksheets ) 
{
    $Storage ={};
    $Storage->{SAN} = $sheet->Name, $/;    
    print $Storage->{SAN}."\n";
    
    my $San_data = $xls->Worksheets("$Storage->{SAN}");
    my @Colum_A = $San_data->UsedRange->{'Value'};
    
    foreach my $array (@Colum_A)
    {
        foreach my $element (@$array)
        {
            foreach my $info (@$element)
            {
                if ($info !~ /:/)
                {
                    next if not defined $info;
                    push (@{$Storage->{LUNs}}, "$info");
                }
                if ($info =~ /:/)
                {
                    push (@{$Storage->{LUNs}}->{WWN}}, "$info");
                    
                }
            }
        }
        print "\n_______________\n";
    }
    print Dumper $Storage;
}

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When I ran the script I get this output, which is wrong 
SAN_01
______________
$VAR1 = {
          'ARRAY(0x1b68610)' => {
                                  'WWN' => [
                                             '34:34:36:7U',
                                             '87:23:89:6C',
                                             '90:39:12:6U',
                                             '34:34:36:7Z',
                                             '87:23:89:6N',
                                             '34:38:36:7U',
                                           ]
                                },
          'LUNs' => [
                      'RDUB010',
                      'RDUB090'
                    ],
          'SAN' => 'SAN_01'
        };

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Could someone for the love of God or Perl tell me where am I going wrong and what can I do to get it right? THANKS A BUNCH
Blackadder

In reply to Re^4: Creating a table from raw data! by blackadder
in thread Creating a table from raw data! by blackadder

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