Hey guys,

My problem occurs when I want to fill my matrix / array. I have a HASH that contains some values:

%elohimHash{$folderId}{$customer}{$version}{points} = $totPoints;

I want to draw a Pie Chart using Google charts, so I need to create an HTML. This is not important part, as this is already done.

My problem is to fill my array in a the way as it is described at the bottom of this question.

Check the code: 


foreach $folderId (keys %elohimHash){
foreach $customer (keys %{$elohimHash{$folderId}}){
foreach $version (keys %{$elohimHash{$folderId}{$customer}}){

$totSP = $elohimHash{$folderId}{$customer}{$version}{totSP};
@valueArray = ([$version,$totSP]);
}}}

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What I'd like to get is a Pie chart that will display all the version with their POINTS.

So my array should look like: @valueArray = ([version1, points1],[ version2,points2],[version3,points3]); etc. depending how many versions are there in Hash.

Any ideas?

In reply to Filling a matrix by David92

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