There is some stuff here (like $counter) that makes me think there is probably some funky code not shown here, but just working with what you've shown...
my @years = qw[05 04 03 02 01 00 99 98];
foreach my $year (@years) {
foreach my $BulletinID (keys %AllPatches) {
next if (substr($BulletinID,2,2) ne $year);
next unless ($MissingPatchList{$BulletinID} || $FoundPatchList
+{$BulletinID});
if ($counter == 7) {
print HTML "</tr><tr>\n";
$counter = 0;
}
$MissingPatchList{$BulletinID} = sprintf("%04d",$MissingPatchL
+ist{$BulletinID} || 0);
$FoundPatchList{$BulletinID} = sprintf("%04d",$FoundPatchList{
+$BulletinID} || 0);
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