I've set up the following loop to print a set checkboxes:

foreach $counter (0 .. $#questions) {
if ($radio_checkbox[$counter] eq "c") {
  print "$questno[$counter].  $questions[$counter] <BR>";
  @labels = split (/,/, $selections[$counter]);
    foreach $counter2 (0 .. $#labels) {
    print '<BR><INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="checkbox"
      VALUE=$counter2>$labels[$counter2]';
    }
print br;
}

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Here is a sample of my output:
1. What are three items found in the kitchen? 

$labels[$counter2]
$labels[$counter2]
$labels[$counter2]
$labels[$counter2]
$labels[$counter2]
$labels[$counter2]

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The checkboxes themselves are coming out ok, even though this does not show them. However, neither the value for $labels or the value for $counter2 is being printed. How can I set up checkboxes with various values and labels based on an array? Thanks. BTW, I couldn't get the brackets to print around my array elements for this post.

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