I have the following subroutine: 
# print include files for SSI

sub printIncludes {

 for my $incHandle ( keys %anchors ) {
  for my $status ( keys %{ $anchors{$incHandle} } ) {

 print $incHandle "@{ $anchors{$incHandle}{$status} }\n";

    }
  }
}

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which creates a table like this. I'm stuck trying to modify this sub to print one column for each distinct color(status) found in %anchors.

%anchors gets populated like this: 

# Hash of colors

    my %colors = (
        active  => "#005154",
        failed  => "#ff0000",
        queued  => "#622188",
        partial => "#ffb90f",
        success => "#00ff00"
    );

    # Hash of titles

    my %titles = (
        active  => "Active Jobs",
        failed  => "Failed Jobs",
        queued  => "Queued Jobs",
        partial => "Partially Successful Jobs",
        success => "Successful Jobs"
    );

    $incString =
"<tr><td align=\"center\"><a href=\"\#$class\.$titles{$status}\"><font
+ color=\"$colors{$status}\">$class</a></font></td></tr>";

    push ( @{ $anchors{$incHandle}{$status} }, $incString );

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As per usual, any assistance is greatly appreciated. ~ ~ ~

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