I am trying to combine hash with formatted output.
Here is my script: 
%auto = (GM => 'Caprice',Ford => 'Pinto',Honda => 'Civic',Toyota => 'T
+acoma'); 
foreach $key (keys %auto)
{
    print "$key $auto{$key}\n";
}

format HEADER =
MANUFACTER----MODEL
.

format FLOR =
@<<<<<<<      @########
$key,          $value
.

write while (($key,$value) = each %auto);

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It just outputs the data without the headers such as:
Toyota Tacoma
Ford Pinto
Honda Civic
GM Caprice

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I want it to output like this:
MANUFACTURER    MODEL
-----------------------
Toyota          Tacoma
Ford            Pinto
Honda           Civic
GM              Caprice

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In reply to Format with hash by Anonymous Monk

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