I want all my data to stay on one line(row) however many lines as needed but it should start a new line after the "Mount" using format. 
use strict;
my (@dfary,@stats,$free,$stat);

format LOG_TOP =
REPORT OF FILESYSTEM USAGE on:

@<<<<<<<<<<<
my ($host) = qx(hostname) =~ /^([^.]+)/;

page @<<
$%


MBblocks,     Free, %Used,  Mount,
.


format LOG =
^*
$stat.+","
~~
.


my $DFOUT = new FileHandle "/usr/bin/df -m|" || die "df did not open $
+!";
my $percent = q|30|;
while (<$DFOUT>) {
    next if $. == 1;
    next if /proc|net/i;
    for $stat ( (split(" ", $_, 0))[1,2,3,6]) {
        chomp $stat;
        ($free) = /(\d+)%/;
        if ( $free >= $percent ) {
            write (LOG);
            #last;
            #push (@stats, $stat);
        }
        else {
            next;
        }
    }
}
$DFOUT->close;
# for (@stats) {
#      write (LOG);
#}

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__OUTPUT__ 
REPORT OF FILESYSTEM USAGE on:

xxxxxxxx

page 1


MBblocks,     Free, %Used,  Mount,
8512.00,
3232.28,
63%,
/usr,
10240.00,
2367.96,
77%,
/var,
4096.00,
1923.06,
54%,
/tmp,

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should be 
MBblocks,     Free, %Used,  Mount,
8512.00, 3232.28, 63%, /usr,
10240.00,2367.96,77%,/var,

etc.

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thankU!

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