Hi all I need to create a table and the values inside the table are to be fetched by running a shell script

The steps involved are as follows Example: 
#> ./script1
OUTPUT:
A   3
B   5
C   1
and so on

#> ./script1
Output:
A   6
B   2
X   8

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Basically im getting some values for each user (A,B,C etc) These are the results in various subjects i.e script1 gives me marks of students in Maths, script2 gives marks of students in Science etc. Note: script1, 2 are shell scripts returning output on screen.

Now I need this data as a table or categorised form html page. i.e. A page having headings like MATHS SCIENCE SST in the rows I have users (A,B,C) and each column contains marks for the user taken from script1, script2 upto script n for n subjects

So for doing this should I have a template html befor or i can have a script that makes such HTML page on the go. eg I run the master script -< which in turn runs script1,2...n and create the corresponding html. I have changed my problem to make it more easy, this now looks a bit easier and more doable. I'm new to forum and dont know if I should have placed this as a new question. Many thanks

In reply to Creating table through PERL by sid.verycool

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