You construct SCHEDULE_ROWS and SCHEDULE_COLUMNS in two different loops:
# SCHEDULE_ROWS for my $dif_schedule(@schedule) { my %schedule_rows_data; $schedule_rows_data{SCHEDULE}=$dif_schedule; push (@schedule_rows_loop, \%schedule_rows_data); } # SCHEDULE_COLUMNS for(my $i=0;$i<=$scheduled_export_days;$i++) { my %schedule_columns_data; $schedule_columns_data{SCHEDULE_COLUMNS_COUNT}=1; push (@schedule_columns_loop, \%schedule_columns_data); } # ...later $data_structure{SCHEDULE_ROWS} = \@schedule_rows_loop; $data_structure{SCHEDULE_COLUMNS} =\@schedule_columns_loop;
For your table to work, SCHEDULE_COLUMNS needs to be a key within SCHEDULE_ROWS, so you need to construct it within the first loop, but without knowing your actual data I can't tell how to do that.

In reply to Re^5: HTML::Template question by tangent
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