Getting Text value for an array, from an array

I have two arrays, one creates x amount of boxes for the user to input text into, and the other "prints" the data into text boxes.

My issue: When I create the second array it creates the boxes, and I need to grab the text value off the first array.

Im having trouble with finding the correct directory and using it with the loop

printAryblk[PBArr].text = MovieClip(parent).blockoff.blockinpts.textArray100["one" + i].text;   // this is the broken code

I know my designations are off, and im not sure how to specify it correctly.

var printAryblk:Array = new Array();

for (var i:int =0; i<Printbloklin; ++i)

{

          trace(PBArr);

          printAryblk[PBArr] = new TextField();

          printAryblk[PBArr].name = PBArr;

          printAryblk[PBArr].y = 500;

          printAryblk[PBArr].x = 160 + (i * 15 + MovieClip(parent).blockoff.blockinpts.textArray100["one" + i].width );

          printAryblk[PBArr].width = 14;

          printAryblk[PBArr].type = TextFieldType.INPUT;

          printAryblk[PBArr].height = 30;

          printAryblk[PBArr].autoSize = TextFieldAutoSize.LEFT;

          printAryblk[PBArr].defaultTextFormat = PrintBlockF;

  printAryblk[PBArr].text = MovieClip(parent).blockoff.blockinpts.textArray100["one" + i].text;   // this is the broken code

          addChild(printAryblk[PBArr]);

}

var textArray100:Array = new Array();

for (var i:int =0; i<maxBlokLinne; ++i)

{

          trace(blockArr100);

          textArray100[blockArr100] = new TextField();

          textArray100[blockArr100].name = blockArr100;

          textArray100[blockArr100].y = 0;

          textArray100[blockArr100].x = 0;

          textArray100[blockArr100].width = 8.5;

          textArray100[blockArr100].type = TextFieldType.INPUT;

          textArray100[blockArr100].height = 30;

          textArray100[blockArr100].autoSize = TextFieldAutoSize.LEFT;

          textArray100[blockArr100].background = true;

          textArray100[blockArr100].backgroundColor = 0x86A798;

          textArray100[blockArr100].border = true;

          textArray100[blockArr100].defaultTextFormat = myFormat100;

          addChild(textArray100[blockArr100]);

}