This is what I did. Will this work now?: 
$SqlStatement=$db->prepare("SELECT TransDate, TransPmtAmt FROM Cust_ac
+t_da WHERE CustomerNumber = ? AND TransType = 'P'") or die "prepare f
+ailed: " . $db->errstr()."\n";
    $SqlStatement->execute($CustomerNumber);
    
    while ( @stuff = $SqlStatement->fetchrow() ) {
     # do things with @stuff
        $FormatTransDate = substr($TransDate, 0, 10);
             $FormatTransPmtAmt = sprintf("\$%.2f", $TransPmtAmt);

             print $FormatTransDate;
             print "    ";
             print $FormatTransPmtAmt;
    }
    $SqlStatement->finish;

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