I am trying to use Excel::Template (hi dragonchild!) to create an Excel workbook. Each worksheet should be titled with the name of a sales rep, and on that page should be four columns of data. Here's the relevant code.
Building the hash: 
foreach my $row (@data) {
  push @{$hash{$row->[0]}}, {
                  companyid =>  $row->[1],
                  apptype   =>  $row->[2],
                  state   =>  $row->[3],
                  count   =>  $row->[4],
                };
}

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Sample data: 
%hash = (
          'One' => [
                          {
                            'apptype' => 'xxx',
                            'count' => '123',
                            'companyid' => 'xxx',
                            'state' => 'xx'
                          },
                          {
                            'apptype' => 'xxx',
                            'count' => '123',
                            'companyid' => 'xxx',
                            'state' => 'xx'
                          },
                          {
                            'apptype' => 'xxx',
                            'count' => '123',
                            'companyid' => 'xxx',
                            'state' => 'xx'
                          }
                        ],
          'Two' => [
                      {
                        'apptype' => 'xxx',
                        'count' => '123',
                        'companyid' => 'xxx',
                        'state' => 'xx'
                      },
                    ]
        );

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My first stab at building the params, not even close to working: 
foreach my $rep (sort keys %hash) {
  $template->param(
            REP =>  {
                  rep   => $rep,
                  DATA  => $hash{$rep}
                },
          );
}

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And the XML to build the worksheet: 
<workbook>
  <loop name="REP">
    <worksheet name="$rep">
      <row>
        <cell text="QM Distribution" />
      </row>
      <row>
      </row>
      <row>
        <cell text="Comp_Recid" />
        <cell text="ApplicationType" />
        <cell text="State" />
        <cell text="Count (*)" />
      </row>
      <loop name="DATA">
        <row>
          <cell text="$companyid" />
          <cell text="$apptype" />
          <cell text="$state" />
          <cell text="$count" />
        </row>
      </loop>
    </worksheet>
  </loop>
</workbook>

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Any suggestions to help me get this working are appreciated!

Update: fixed some obviously bad syntax in the param code.

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