the perl script is meant to do something as described below I have a file , i then split the lines ( in the file) into arrays so that I can use a value from that line which then prints out a statement when a particular number appears on a line, but my script seems to be prinintg out all the statements for everyline, see below 
#!/perl/bin
 
open (In,"tascomod.log") or die ("can not open file at the moment");
open (Out, "tasmodtypfinrpt.txt") or die ("cannot open output file may
+be you should create one");
 
#print Out "   TXSpeed   Rx Speed";
 
while ($line=) {
 
@temp = split(/[=]/,$line);
 
#if ($temp[1] >100)
#       {
#       print "Session id is $temp[1] with ";
#       }
if ($temp[1]>=1&&($temp[1]<=45))
        {
        $modtyp = $temp[1];
 
print "\n$modtyp\n";     

#the above line prints out ok but does not seem to then print out the 
+statement which corresponds with the value instead
#it prints out all the statements, even the ones that do not correspon
+d to the value!
 
if ($modtyp = 20)
        {
        print "V34\n";
        }
if ($modtype = 9)
        {
        print "no connection\n";
        }
elsif ($modtype = 34)
        {
        print "V90\n";
        }
}
}

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the results looks like the following; 
 9

V34
no connection

 34

V34
no connection

 9

V34
no connection

 45

V34
no connection
 
 45
 
V34
no connection
 
 7
 
V34
no connection

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In reply to printing options with elsif statement by splatohara

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