Thanks a lot charob! i like DRY :-)

here are suggestion i got which use the colnames:

Version1:

my @mean123=map( ($t->elm($_,'value1')+$t->elm($_,'value2')+$t->elm($_
+,'value3'))/3.0, 0..$t->nofRow()-1);

$t->addCol(\@mean123, 'Mean123');

print $t->csv;

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Version2:

$t->addCol(undef, 'Mean45'); # add a new column

for (my $i=0; $i< $t->nofRow; $i++) {
    $r=$t->rowHashRef($i);
    $t->setElm($i, 'Mean45', ($r->{'value4'}+$r->{'value5'})/2.0);
}
print $t->csv;

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all works super fine- thanks a lot for your help!

In reply to Re^2: summary statistics using Data::Table by sisterdot
in thread summary statistics using Data::Table by sisterdot

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