I keep running into a issue ...

Ok, what issue?

I'm pretty sure its just a formatting issue ...

Ok, what is the format you expect (and to which file, since you seem to expect that multiple files are opened for output – but more on this below), and what is the format you are getting instead?

A few thoughts:

• Please do yourself a huge favor and  use strict; and  use warnings; in all your code. As a beginner, you may also benefit from  use diagnostics;
• The statement
      open AVG, "Avg.txt" ...;
  opens a file for input, but the statement
      print AVG $response[4] ;
  tries to output something to this file. Is this going to work? Might Perl have warned you about this had you allowed it to do so?
• The statement
      open NEW, ">>Out.txt" ...;
  opens a file for write-append. Is this what you want?

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