Im trying to extract some data from .doc files..im able to open and read but i got an issue in extracting...when my search pattern is matched i need to print the contents which is present in the next cell in the document(TAB)...

DATA:-

Username:  Password:

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Username is in one cell and Password is in another cell...once username is matched i have to press tab to go to next cell...similarly how can i get the data from the next cell using perl...

Search Pattern:-
for ($i = 0; $i <@array; $i++)
    {
    if($array[$i] =~ /Username\s*:\s*(.+)/)
        {
            $result = $1;

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$arrayi contains the data of the document file...Thanks monks...

In reply to Extracting data from table by rajkrishna89

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