You should improve the structure of $vars. You have n values in @AdminTime and 5*n values in @AdminEndDate 5 for each value of @AdminTime. Right!!!
You should keep only 5 values in @AdminEndDate, each an arrayref for all five deadlines of a day in @AdminTime. Now your @AdminEndDate array index will be same as that of @AdminTime.

For example you have @AdminTime as ('day1', 'day2', 'day3') and @AdminEndDate as 

({AppEnd => 'dl1'},
{AppEnd => 'dl2'},
{AppEnd => 'dl3'},
{AppEnd => 'dl4'},
{AppEnd => 'dl5'},
{AppEnd => 'dl6'},
{AppEnd => 'dl7'},
{AppEnd => 'dl8'},
{AppEnd => 'dl9'},
{AppEnd => 'dl10'},
{AppEnd => 'dl11'},
{AppEnd => 'dl12'},
{AppEnd => 'dl13'},
{AppEnd => 'dl14'},
{AppEnd => 'dl15'})

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Make your @AdminEndDate array like 
([{AppEnd => 'dl1'}, {AppEnd => 'dl2'}, {AppEnd => 'dl3'}, {AppEnd => 
+'dl4'}, {AppEnd => 'dl5'}],
[{AppEnd => 'dl6'}, {AppEnd => 'dl7'}, {AppEnd => 'dl8'}, {AppEnd => '
+dl9'}, {AppEnd => 'dl10'}],
[{AppEnd => 'dl11'}, {AppEnd => 'dl12'}, {AppEnd => 'dl13'}, {AppEnd =
+> 'dl14'}, {AppEnd => 'dl15'}]

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You can now run a loop from index 0 to $#AdminTime and use the index number for both the arrays. You'll, however, have to modify your template code a little to dereference the inner array references of all five values corresponding to each day

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Regards
- Samar

In reply to Re^4: How to skip certain values in a foreach loop by samarzone
in thread How to skip certain values in a foreach loop by Frederic_S

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