I am closer to my answer so in the interest of other people seeing how far I have come here is where I have made changes. This is the correct column output but now I have to figure out the rows and I am going to work on a few ideas. 

foreach my $op ( keys %{ $ops_hash{$q_date} } ) {
    push (@ops_array, $op);
}

$~ = HEADER;
write;

$~ = DATA;

for ( 0 .. 23 ) {
    my $row_time = $_;
    
    foreach my $op_name ( @ops_array ) {

        foreach my $op_proc ( sort keys %{ $ops_hash{$q_date}{$op_name
+} } ) {
       
            my $op_start_time = $ops_hash{$q_date}{$op_name}{$op_proc}
+{'start'};
            
            if ( ! defined $ops_hash{$q_date}{$op_name}{$op_proc}{'end
+'} ) {
                $op_end_time = $hour;
            } else {
                $op_end_time = $ops_hash{$q_date}{$op_name}{$op_proc}{
+'end'};
            }
        
            $time      = $row_time;
            $move_data = ( ($op_name =~ /MOVE DATA/)       && ( ( $row
+_time >= $op_start_time ) && ( $row_time <= $op_end_time ) ) ) ? "X" 
+: "_";
            $backup    = ( ($op_name =~ /BACKUP STORAGE/)  && ( ( $row
+_time >= $op_start_time ) && ( $row_time <= $op_end_time ) ) ) ? "X" 
+: "_";
            $migrate   = ( ($op_name =~ /MIGRATION/)       && ( ( $row
+_time >= $op_start_time ) && ( $row_time <= $op_end_time ) ) ) ? "X" 
+: "_";
            $prepare   = ( ($op_name =~ /PREPARE/)         && ( ( $row
+_time >= $op_start_time ) && ( $row_time <= $op_end_time ) ) ) ? "X" 
+: "_";
            $checkin   = ( ($op_name =~ /CHECKIN/)         && ( ( $row
+_time >= $op_start_time ) && ( $row_time <= $op_end_time ) ) ) ? "X" 
+: "_";
            $reclaim   = ( ($op_name =~ /RECLAMATION/)     && ( ( $row
+_time >= $op_start_time ) && ( $row_time <= $op_end_time ) ) ) ? "X" 
+: "_";
            $restore   = ( ($op_name =~ /RESTORE/)         && ( ( $row
+_time >= $op_start_time ) && ( $row_time <= $op_end_time ) ) ) ? "X" 
+: "_";
            $move      = ( ($op_name =~ /MOVE DRMEDIA/)    && ( ( $row
+_time >= $op_start_time ) && ( $row_time <= $op_end_time ) ) ) ? "X" 
+: "_";
            $expire    = ( ($op_name =~ /EXPIRE/)          && ( ( $row
+_time >= $op_start_time ) && ( $row_time <= $op_end_time ) ) ) ? "X" 
+: "_";
            $db        = ( ($op_name =~ /Database Backup/) && ( ( $row
+_time >= $op_start_time ) && ( $row_time <= $op_end_time ) ) ) ? "X" 
+: "_";
            
            # if (
                # ( $move_data eq "_"  ) &&
                # ( $backup eq "_"  ) &&
                # ( $migrate eq "_"  ) &&
                # ( $prepare eq "_"  ) &&
                # ( $checkin eq "_"  ) &&
                # ( $reclaim eq "_"  ) &&
                # ( $restore eq "_"  ) &&
                # ( $move eq "_"  ) &&
                # ( $db eq "_"  ) ) {
                    # next;
                # }
            write;

        }
        #write;
    }
    #write;
}

format HEADER =
Hour   MOVE DATA   BACKUP STORAGE POOL   MIGRATION   PREPARE   CHECKIN
+ LIBVOLUME   SPACE RECLAMATION   RESTORE VOLUME   MOVE DRMEDIA   EXPI
+RE INVENTORY   Database Backup
.

format DATA =
@||       @||              @||               @||       @||            
+ @||               @||                 @||            @||            
+ @||               @||
$time,  $move_data,      $backup,          $migrate,  $prepare,       
+$checkin,          $reclaim,           $restore,       $move,        
+$expire,            $db
.

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In reply to Re: Hash to table with multiple attributes by onelander
in thread Hash to table with multiple attributes by onelander

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