aplogies - its a balance between editing the output to highlight the problem, and enough of the output to show that there is a problem. All the output appears fine, except the last days of March 
2011032100:00:00
.....
 2011032600:00:00
 2011032700:00:00
 2011032801:00:00
 2011032901:00:00
 2011033001:00:00 
it goes from 2011-03-27 00:00:00
to  
2011-03-28 01:00:00
same on 29th and same on 30th 
and misses out completely 31st

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In reply to Re^2: Date::Manip problem when creating arrays by medalto
in thread Date::Manip problem when creating arrays by medalto

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