Hello Monks
I have recently used perl reports for the first time with much success and enjoyment. However, my report creates a new heading for every page? I'm both not sure why that is and know how to prevent it from reocurring. Here is my code. 
sub setup_report    {
    my ($count, $email_count, @reports) = @_;

    $| = 1;
    my $surname = my $givenName = my $ticket_id = my $support_id = my 
+$date = my $email = '';
    my $file = "QA_Report_" . strftime('%m-%d-%Y', localtime) . ".txt"
+;
    chdir "../reports/" or die "cannot chdir reports $!\n";
    open(OUTF, ">$file") or die $!;
    select(OUTF);

    format OUTF_TOP =
                         QA Report @<<<<<<<
                                   $date

        Total Count: @<<<<<  Email Count: @<<<<< 
                            $count,              $email_count

 Name                            TicketID    SupportID   Email
 ------------------------------------------------------------------
.

$date = strftime('%m-%d-%y', localtime);
write;

format OUTF =
 @<<<<<<<<<< @<<<<<<<             @|||||||||| @<<<<<<<<      @<<<<<<<<
+<<<<<<<<<
 $givenName, $surname,        $ticket_id, $support_id,   $email
.
    foreach my $report (@reports){
        $givenName = $$report[0] || "";
        $surname = $$report[1] || "";
        $ticket_id = $$report[2] || "";
        $support_id = $$report[3] || "";
        $email = $$report[4] || "";
        write;}

close OUTF;}

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In reply to creating reports without reoccuring heading by Anonymous Monk

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