use HTML::Entities qw( encode_entities );
use URI::Escape    qw( uri_escape );

my %seen_users;
my %seen_numbers;
for my $rec (@$sqlinfo){
    next
        if $seen_users{ $rec->{user} }++
        || $seen_numbers{ $rec->{number} }++;
    $userfinal .= sprintf(
        '<tr>' .
        '<td><a href="call.pl?user=%s">%s</a></td>' .
        '<td>%s</td>' .
        '<td>%s</td>' .
        '<td>%s</td>' .
        '</tr>',
        uri_escape($rec->{user}),
        encode_entities($rec->{user}),
        encode_entities("$rec->{lastn}, $rec->{first}"),
        encode_entities($rec->{tel}),
        encode_entities($rec->{email}),
    );
}

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In reply to Re: Duplicated values in a For Loop by ikegami
in thread Duplicated values in a For Loop by Anonymous Monk

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