Hi Folks,

thanks realy much for helping, dereference the array did the trick, this is what i have, maybe not very fashioned but it works: 

#! /usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
my @final;
my @geo;
my $derefrecord;
use Win32::OLE;  #Used for Geosearch and Currency
my $fso = Win32::OLE->new("HHCOM.GeoSearch.CircleRangeSearch");
@geo = $fso->FindLocationsInCircleRange("CGN",75) ;
print Dumper(@geo);

foreach my $records (@geo){
 print "=>@$records<=\n";
 $derefrecord="@$records";
}

print "$derefrecord\n";

my @GEORECORD = split(" ", $derefrecord);

foreach (@GEORECORD){
    print "$_\n";
}

Output of print Dumper(@geo);
$VAR1 = [
          'BNJ',
          'CGN',
          'DUS',
          'ESS',
          'GKE',
          'MGL',
          'SGE',
          'WID'
        ];

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Output of print "=>@$records<=\n"; 


=>BNJ CGN DUS ESS GKE MGL SGE WID<=

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Output foreach (@GEORECORD){print "$_\n"; ... 


BNJ
CGN
DUS
ESS
GKE
MGL
SGE
WID

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Thanks again Joe

In reply to Re^2: Reading arrays by joe_fubar
in thread Reading arrays by joe_fubar

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