Thank you all My code : 
format SIMPLE_TOP=
______________________________________________________________________
+_
@|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
"TITLE"
______________________________________________________________________
+_
@|||||||||||||||||... |@||||||||... @||||||||... |@||||||||||||||||||.
+..
"Variable1","Variable2","Variable3","Variable3"
______________________________________________________________________
+_
.

format SIMPLE=
@<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<... |@||||||||... @||||||||... |@||||||||||||||||||.
+..
    $varible,   $varible, $varible,  $varible
______________________________________________________________________
+_
.

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and I am using write; to print it in the output. I found in documentation : 
use Carp;
    sub swrite {
    croak "usage: swrite PICTURE ARGS" unless @_;
    my $format = shift;
    $^A = "";
    formline($format,@_);
    return $^A;
    }
    $string = swrite(<<'END', 1, 2, 3);
 Check me out
 @<<<  @|||  @>>>
 END
    print $string;

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but I don't have idea how it schould work, could you explain me, what mean << operator in that function, and how can I put more complicated formats, with TOP, and , FOOTER etc. ELISHEVA and DrHyde , I will try your tips, and check which will work for me better. thanks a lot for respond.

In reply to Re: redirect stream from wirte; to $string by michal.d
in thread redirect stream from wirte; to $string by michal.d

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