i got a huge doc file in which i have to extract something..the scenario is 

Module: 1

ID:001

Customer : yes

Module: 2

ID:002

Customer : no

Module: 3

ID:003

Customer : yes

Module: 4

ID:004

Customer : no

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I have to extract the ID no and Module no whose Customer tag is "Yes"

I have used an array to extract ID if its yes but its not taking the module name

my $i;
for ($i = 0; $i <@array; $i++)
    {
    if($array[$i] =~ /^Customer\s : \sYes/)
        {
            for ($count = $i; $count >= 1; $count--)
                {   
                    if ($array[$count] =~ /ID\s*:\s*(.+)/ )
                    {
                        $ID = $1; #PLACE WHERE THE ID GET EXTRACTED
                        print "$ID \n";
                        for ($count = $i; $count >= 1; $count--)
                        {   
                            if ($array[$count] =~ /Module:\s*(.+)/ )
                        {
                         $MODULE_NAME = $1;
                         print "$MODULE_NAME \n";
                         my $Mycell1 = $Sheet->Range($Sheet->Cells($ro
+w, $col),$Sheet->Cells($row, $col+2));
                         $Mycell1->{Value}=["$ID","$MODULE_NAME","$Fil
+e"];
                         $row++;

                        goto breakingfunction;
                        }
                        }
                    }
                }    
breakingfunction:            
                    
        }
    }

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Im able to extract the ID but not the Module no..help out monks

In reply to Need Help in Array by rajkrishna89

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