I had suggest you to use Text::ASCIITable since it provides the convenient options to add reach row. 
@array1 = ("a", "a sdfasdf value" , "medium");
@array2 = ("b", "a  asdfa     asdfasdfsadfs value" , "medium");
@array3 = ("c", "a value" , "high");

use Text::ASCIITable;
$t = Text::ASCIITable->new();

$t->setCols('Id', 'Name' ,' Pri');

$t->addRow(@array1);
$t->addRow(@array2);
$t->addRow(@array3);

print $t;

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Output: 
.------------------------------------------------.
| Id | Name                             |  Pri   |
+----+----------------------------------+--------+
| a  | a sdfasdf value                  | medium |
| b  | a  asdfa     asdfasdfsadfs value | medium |
| c  | a value                          | high   |
'----+----------------------------------+--------'

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In reply to Re: Getting length of longest value in a column by sriharsha.sm
in thread Getting length of longest value in a column by Qukz

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