You say you're putting "a file" into an array; I presume you mean the content of the file. But there are many ways of doing this. Are you going to store the entire content into a single array element? Each paragraph into a different element? Each line? Each word? Each character? Something else?

Assuming that what you are showing us are two different array elements, the following might work (untested): 

foreach (@array) {
    s/^[^0-9]*[0-9]+\s+//;
    s/\.//g;
    s/Yes [0-9] //;
}

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But I've no idea how that works out of the rest of your file.

In reply to Re: Newbie to PERL removing text from array by JavaFan
in thread Newbie to PERL removing text from array by s_baugh23

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