If your having trouble with the hashrefs or arrays, I'd take a look at perldsc for some good examples. As for the html I'd use a template (either HTML::Template or Template Toolkit. I'll leave an example of how to do it in TT, though I might be misreading what your arrays contain.

my $vars = {
  'sup' => [ @sup ],
  'products' => [ @products ],
  'data' => { %data }, 
 #data has the product names as keys ref. an array of data
};

$tt->process('sometemplatefile', $vars);


<table>
 [% foreach s = sup %]
  <tr><td>[% s %]</td></tr>
 [% end %]
 [% foreach p = products %]
  <tr><td>[% p %]</td>
   [% foreach cur = data.$p %]
     <td>[% cur %]</td>
   [% end %]
  </tr>
 [% end %]
</table>

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In reply to Re: dynamic website, putting data into right tablefield's by kutsu
in thread dynamic website, putting data into right tablefield's by ultibuzz

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