for my $i (@$times) {
   print qq{

<div class=\"forecast\">
  <img src="$icons->{$i}" alt="" /> <br />
  $i
  $conditions->{$i} <br />
  $hilo->{$i}: $temperatures->{$i}\&deg;F <br />
  PoP: $precip->{$i}\%
</div>
};

}

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OUTPUT IS SOME WHAT SIMILAR TO THIS BUT IS USING DIV tags:

img
Today
Chance Rain
High: 58°F
PoP: 22%
img
Tomorrow
Chance Rain
High: 58°F
PoP: 22%
img
Friday
Chance Rain
High: 58°F
PoP: 22%


NOW, HOW CAN IT BE TURNED INTO THIS EXACT TABLE FORMAT? :

img img img
Today Tomorrow Friday
Chance Rain
 Chance Rain
 Chance Rain
High: 58°F
PoP: 22% 		High: 58°F
PoP: 22% 		High: 58°F
PoP: 22%


using the same for statement code... sorry *POST UPDATED* for below REPLY.

In reply to For statement 2 html table by senik148

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