Ok, here comes the code... Give this a try. See if this gives you what you expect:

foreach my $Machine ( @MachineList )
{
  ( $Machine = "\\\\$Machine" ) =~ s/^\\+/\\\\/;
  print "Querying $Machine\n";

  foreach my $Account ( sort keys %AccountList )
  {
    my %Attrib;
    if( Win32::AdminMisc::UserGetMiscAttributes( $Machine,
                                                  $Account,
                                                  \%Attrib ) )
    {
      my $Data = $Result{$Machine}{$Account} = {};
      $Data->{fullname} = $Attrib{USER_FULL_NAME};
      if( $Data->{lastlogon}->{value} < $Attrib{USER_LAST_LOGON} )
      {
        $Data->{lastlogon}->{value} = $Attrib{USER_LAST_LOGON};
        $Data->{lastlogon}->{machine} = $Machine;
      }
      if( $Data->{lastlogoff}->{value} < $Attrib{USER_LAST_LOGOFF} )
      {
        $Data->{lastlogoff}->{value} = $Attrib{USER_LAST_LOGOFF};
        $Data->{lastlogoff}->{machine} = $Machine;
      }
      $Data->{badpwcount} += $Attrib{USER_BAD_PW_COUNT};
      $Data->{logons} += $Attrib{USER_NUM_LOGONS};
    }
  }
}

foreach my $Machine ( sort keys %Result )
{
    my $MachineInfo = $Results{$Machine};
    foreach my $Account ( sort keys %{$MachineInfo} )
    {
        print "$Account ($MachineInfo->{$Account}{fullname}):\n";
        print Report( "Last logon", $MachineInfo->{$Account}{lastlogon
+} ), "\n";
        print Report( "Last logoff", $MachineInfo->{$Account}{lastlogo
+ff} ), "\n";
        print "\tTotal number of bad password attempts: ";
        print "$MachineInfo->{$Account}{badpwcount}\n";
        print "\tTotal number of logons: $MachineInfo->{$Account}{logo
+ns}\n";
        print "\n";
    }
}

sub Report
{
  my( $Field, $Data ) = @_;
  my $Date = scalar localtime($Data->{value} );
  my $Location = "( $Data->{machine} )";

  $Date = "Not available" if( 0 == $Data->{value} );
  $Location = "" if( 0 == $Data->{value} );
  return( "\t$Field: $Date $Location" );
}
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