Why is there nothing in your second query ("SELECT DISTINCT " .$fa...) to specify which month you're working on? Do you get the exact same too-big numbers for all trimesters? I would expect this to happen, because it looks like you are doing 

   while (@rown = $sthn->fetchrow_array())

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over the same set of rows in each of the twelve iterations through the months.

So, does the DB schema provide any information to identify which month applies to each of the various rows containing "first" and "second" "predicted" and "realized" values? If so, work that into the query. If not, you can't do the trimester tabulation at all, no matter how good your Perl code is.

If/when you solve that problem, then think of the tabulation this way (it will make the code shorter and easier): 

foreach $filiais (@filiais){
  # print an html header (you don't need $cnt2 for this)
  $tf = $trf = $tm = $trm = 0; # set accumulators to 0
  foreach $month (1 .. 12) {
    # query DB for rows of 4 values _for_this_month_
    while (@rown = $sthn->fetchrow_array()) {
       ($fa,$rfa,$ma,$rma) = @rown;
       $tf += $fa;  # and likewise for the other three accumulators
    }
    if ( $month % 3 == 0 ) { # true for months 3,6,9,12
      ListTrimestre( $tf,$trf,$tm,$trm,$month/3 );
      $tf = $trf = $tm = $trm = 0; # reset accumulators to 0
    }
  }
}

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In reply to Re: Logic problem on loops by graff
in thread Logic problem on loops by DaWolf

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