Please note Jenda's post, especially his point 4. You will get into problems if you don't sanitize the input. Also you should clean up your intendation

I would have prefered if you had posted your last attempt and mentioned how it was not working. Then I could have shown you the bug and even how to find it. I'll give you more context, but I don't want to do the work of changing every single occurence of your many variables, this fine tuning you have to do yourself. Just add all the variables needed for the web page at the two places where I put '...' using the same syntax 

$count = 0;
my %inarea;

    open(FILE, "herbalarea.pl") || die "I can't open that because: $!\
+n";
    
    while(my $line= <FILE>) {
    chomp $line;        

    local($hStoreID, $hStoreName, $hStoreUserName, $hStorePassword, $h
+StoreMCRSPassword, $hStoreCity, $hStoreProv, $hStoreAdd, $hStoreAdd2,
+ $hStorePC, $hStoreCountry, $hStoreEmail, $hStorePhone, $hStoreType, 
+$hStoreLatitude, $hStoreLongitude, $hStoreFirstName, $hStoreLastName,
+ $hStoreHPhone, $hStoreCPhone, $hStoreEmail2, $hStoreOwner, $hStoreAd
+min, $hStoreAdmin2, $hStoreAdmin3, $hStoreActive, $hStoreWeb, $hStore
+Lang, $hStoreDesc, $hStoreShowMap, $hStoreComingSoonText, $hStoreComi
+ngSoonTextFrench, $hStoreVanityName, $hStoreWebCreatedDate, $hStoreLa
+stLogin, $hStoreLastEnabled, $hStoreManagerEmpID, $hStoreURL) = split
+(/    /, $line);

$lat2 = $hStoreLatitude;
$lon2 = $hStoreLongitude;
$lat1 = $lat1a;
$lon1 = $lon1a;


        @L = (deg2rad($lat1), deg2rad(90 - $lon1));
        @T = (deg2rad($lat2), deg2rad(90 - $lon2));
        $km = great_circle_distance(@L, @T, 6378);


if ($km < $distance)

{
        $match = 1;
$count ++;

    $area = "$hStoreName <BR> $hStoreAdd <br>  $hStoreCity, $hStorePro
+v $hStorePC\n";
        $area1 = "$hStoreAdd  $hStoreAdd2  $hStoreCity, $hStoreProv $h
+StorePC\n";
        $area2 = "$hStoreCity, $hStoreProv\n";

$inarea{$km}= {area=>$area, area1=>$area1, hStore=>$hStore ... };
}


foreach  my $km ( sort keys %inarea ) {

    my $area= $inarea{$km}{area};
    my $area1=  $inarea{$km}{area1};
    ...

print "

<table border=0 width=240 height=105 cellpadding=15 cellspacing=0 back
+ground=\"http://pagelinx.com/herbalmagic/files/loc_bck.gif\">
<tr>
<td style=\"font-size: 11px; color: #5D5D5D;\">
Store # <A HREF=\"javascript:change1('pic1','image$count')\">$area</A>
+<BR>\n";
print "<div class=\"book\">
<A HREF=\"http://www.pagelinx.com/herbalmagic/form.php?center=$hStoreN
+ame&address=$hStoreAdd&city=$hStoreCity&prov=$hStoreProv\" target=_pa
+rent>Book Your Free Consultation</a> - KM $km</div></A></td>
</tr>
</table>

\n";

}

}
}

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