that way works, ish, but just look at the warnings under -w?

I had left the variable reset in by mistake!

PS: works a treat though this way.... 

while (my ($k, $v) = each %$ref2) {
    $ref2->{$k} = '' if (!defined $ref2->{$k});
}
push @{ $tablist{$user_table} }, $ref2;

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Cheers..

PPS: and even better this way, thanks!!!! 

for (keys %$ref2) {
    $ref2->{$_} = '' if (!defined $ref2->{$_});
}
push @{ $tablist{$user_table} }, $ref2;

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PPPS: maybe down to one line if I was using 5.5! (untested this last one) 

$ref2->{$_} = '' unless (defined $ref2->{$_}) for (keys %$ref2);

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In reply to Re: Re: setting values in anonymous hash by agoth
in thread setting values in anonymous hash by agoth

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