Hello, :)

The help you gave me earlier was awesome. The script works wonderfully. I have one quick and hopefully easy question for you.

Shouldn't my table data line up underneath my table headings?

My data shifts back and forth from one row to the next. I pasted the code that creates the table. Any ideas on this would be great?

Here it is...

print table ({-border => 0},
   Tr ({-align => "CENTER",  -valign=>"TOP",  -BGCOLOR=>"silver",  -st
+yle=>"font-family: verdana; font-size: 10pt;"},
                                             
                        th ({-width=>"50"},("Customer ID")),
                th ({-width=>"50"},("Customer Order")),
                        th ({-width=>"50"},("Purchase Order")),
                        th ({-width=>"90"},("Ship Date")),
                        th ({-width=>"40"},("Carrier")),
                        th ({-width=>"150"},("Tracking Number")),
                        th ({-width=>"60"},("Item Number")),
                        th ({-width=>"50"},("Wt")),
                        th ({-width=>"50"},("Invoice Number")),
                        th ({-width=>"20"},("Qty")),
                        th ({-width=>"50"},("Customer Item Number"))  
+                                
            ));

foreach my $row (@$customer) {
print table ({-border => 0},
    Tr ({-align=>"center", -valign=>"TOP", -style=>"font-family: verda
+na; font-size: 10pt;"},
                               
            td ({-width=>"60", -align => "center"},(escapeHTML ($row->
+{customer_id}))),
            td ({-width=>"70", -align => "center"},(escapeHTML ($row->
+{customer_order}))),
        td ({-width=>"80", -align => "center"},(escapeHTML ($row->{pur
+chase_order}))),
            td ({-width=>"90", -align => "center"},(escapeHTML ($row->
+{ship_date}))),
            td ({-width=>"40", -align => "center"},(escapeHTML ($row->
+{carrier_id}))),
            td ({-width=>"175", -align => "center"},(escapeHTML ($row-
+>{tracking_number}))),
            td ({-width=>"45", -align => "center"},(escapeHTML ($row->
+{item_number}))),
            td ({-width=>"50", -align => "center"},(escapeHTML ($row->
+{weight}))),
            td ({-width=>"50", -align => "center"},(escapeHTML ($row->
+{invoice_number}))),
            td ({-width=>"20", -align => "center"},(escapeHTML ($row->
+{quantity_shipped}))),
            td ({-width=>"50", -align => "center"},(escapeHTML ($row->
+{customer_item_number})))
                ));
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