You wrote:
I still need to know postcode or other value is in which array. Is there any way to do it?
Of course there is some way :) We know that postcode is consists of numbers only, name does not include any number, and adress is words & numbers.
So.. that is draft code for You. 
my @file;
$file[0]="Alexey;123456789;USA some state some street home # 12\n";
$file[1]="20102020;Nikola;Russian Federation some state some street ho
+me # 13\n";
$file[2]="England some state some street home # 14;5545487987;Max\n";
my @sorted_values;

foreach $file_string(@file){#like your while(<>)
        chomp $file_string;
        my @string_values=split/;/,$file_string;
        my $sorted;
        foreach (@string_values){
                if (/\D/ && !/\W/ ){#This is name
                     $sorted->{NAME}=$_;
                }elsif(/\D/ && /\W/){#This is adress
                    $sorted->{ADRESS}=$_;
                }else{#This is postcode
                    $sorted->{POSTCODE}=$_;
                }
        }
        push @sorted_values, $sorted;
}

foreach (@sorted_values){
print "NAME:  $_->{NAME} ADRESS: $_->{ADRESS} POSTCODE: $_->{POSTCODE}
+\n";
}

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In reply to Re^3: get array number by Sioln
in thread get array number by darrengan

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