$dimens=scalar(keys(%ind));
for ($jj=1; $jj <= $dimens; $jj++)
{
    # Writing output mt reserve meas list
    print OUTFILE "<mt>$kpi[$jj]<\/mt>\n";
}
...
    ...
        for ($jk=1; $jk <= $dimens; $jk++)
        {
            # Writing output r meas list result sorted in the same ord
+er than mt list
            print OUTFILE "$result{$value}{$ext}{$kpi[$jk]}\n";
        }
        ...
    ...
...

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Just something that caught my eye... I don't know how you are initializing the  @kpi array, but with this code, it needs one more element than the number of elements in the  %ind hash (Perl arrays are 0-based by default).

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