Well, no that wasn't what I was looking for, but it's a nice piece of code to add to my arsenal. That basically puts the contents of @one in the first *row* of the @mda, @two in the second *row*. I want it to go in @mda in the *columns*. So...

$mda[0][0] = A;
$mda[0][1] = B;
so forth...
$mda[1][0] = E;
$mda[1][1] = F;
so forth...
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A little background on why I want to do this is that I'm formatting data in arrays to that I can send the Spreadsheet::WriteExcel module a reference to an MDA so that it writes the spreadsheet "contents" from one call to

$ws->write(0, 0, \@mda);  #writes all data into spreadsheet
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Thanks,
Kevin