First off thanks for the help!

Second, I found a way around the initial way I was getting the values of table names as follows 

@dates = $dbh->ListTables;

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This brings out the data without problem but makes no difference to the end result.

In regards to me doing the wrong thing with 

@data = [\@dates, \@rage]

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I thought this myself, but when I type in the data for two arrays and then add them in the same fashion as show above it works. Only if the original data comes from Mysql do I seem to have a problem, be it tablename or results from the query.

I'm going to try the rest of the script as you have it and let you know how it went.

Thanks again,
Baiul.

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