I used "date" to keep things simple here. :) The actual statement looks like this:

my $sth_1 = $dbh->prepare("SELECT sum(EMAIL_IRT),sum(DROP_CALL_COUNT),
+sum(ANS_CALL_COUNT),sum(EMAILS_IN),sum(EMAILS_OUT) FROM CS_STATS WHER
+E DATE_ADDED LIKE ?");
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Also, I removed the row->0 if statement completely but still have the same problem - it looks like nothing is returned. This is what I have now:

my $sth_1 = $dbh->prepare("SELECT sum(EMAIL_IRT),sum(DROP_CALL_COUNT),
+sum(ANS_CALL_COUNT),sum(EMAILS_IN),sum(EMAILS_OUT) FROM CS_STATS WHER
+E DATE_ADDED LIKE ?");

$sth_1->execute($date_1) or die "Couldn't get values from DB: " . DBI-
+>errstr;

$sth_1->execute();

my ($email_irt,$drop_call_count,$ans_call_count,$emails_in,$emails_out
+);

while (my @data = $sth_1->fetchrow_array()) {
    $email_irt = $data[0];
    $drop_call_count = $data[1];
    $ans_call_count = $data[2];
    $emails_in = $data[3];
    $emails_out = $data[4];
    }

print "$email_irt,$drop_call_count,$ans_call_count,$emails_in,
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And this is the output:

Use of uninitialized value $email_irt in concatenation (.) or string a
+t monthly_stat_mailer.pl line 88.
Use of uninitialized value $drop_call_count in concatenation (.) or st
+ring at monthly_stat_mailer.pl line 88.
Use of uninitialized value $ans_call_count in concatenation (.) or str
+ing at monthly_stat_mailer.pl line 88.
Use of uninitialized value $emails_in in concatenation (.) or string a
+t monthly_stat_mailer.pl line 88.
Use of uninitialized value $emails_out in concatenation (.) or string 
+at monthly_stat_mailer.pl line 88.
,,,,
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