Hello Monks,
i've a problem putting the right data into the right place of a table,i think the problem is more in my head then in html.
The Table shoud look like this

  sup_1 sup_2
Product flag data_s data_f data_s data_f
P_Name U 10 36 2 106

The Table is build dynamicly from 3 arrays
the @sup array contains all sup's
the @product array contains all P_Names
the @data array contains the hashref for each row, can have blanks,for test purpose i have a normal array

___sup___
1
2
3

__product__
Now
Promo
Special
Indirect

DATA fields PRODUCT,FLAG,SUP,DATA_S,DATA_F
__data__
Promo;X;2;10;5
Promo;X;1;22;106
Direct;U;1;;
Special;U;1;2;

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The table shoud be build out of @product and @sup, and the informations from @data shoud be inserted if it matches,blanks also
my attemps so far are a forech loop for sup, then a for loop for product checking if sup is true or not and insert data.
this ends up in duplicated P_Names and lots of free tabs in the table,so its totals crap ^^
at the moment ims tuc and don't get an idear how to make it, at the end all tabs will be <inputs> to manipulate the data
the table format can not be changed

kd ultibuzz

In reply to dynamic website, putting data into right tablefield's by ultibuzz

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