Hello Samar! Thank you - yes that's exactly what I want to do. With the current code, the output looks somewhat like this: 
date   user1   user2   user3   user4   user5
day1   dl1     dl2     dl3     dl4     dl5
day2   dl1     dl2     dl3     dl4     dl5    dl6    dl7..dl10
day3   dl1     dl2     dl3     dl4     dl5    dl6    dl7..dl15

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This is what I want: 
date   user1   user2   user3   user4   user5
day1   dl1     dl2     dl3     dl4     dl5
day2   dl6     dl7     dl8     dl9     dl10    
day3   dl11    dl12    dl13    dl14    dl15  
....

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What would be the perl code to skip the first 5 iterations of the second loop and first 10 of the third loop? Adapting that code to the template is quite easy, so that wouldn't be the problem. Thank you for your help! :-) Regards Fred

In reply to Re^2: How to skip certain values in a foreach loop by Frederic_S
in thread How to skip certain values in a foreach loop by Frederic_S

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