I don't understand your requirements, both the why and the what is a mystery to me. For example: Why do you have to use this data structure? If the data structure is not suitable for the templating system you can just generate a second temporary suitable data structure out of the data, call the template and throw the temporary data away.

But even with your actual data it seems you just need a nested loop to access the values:

[% FOREACH TimeData IN ReturnValues %] 
  [% FOREACH Rd IN TimeData %] 
    [% TimeData.Rd %]
  [% END %]
[% END %]

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Disclaimer: I'm not an TT expert

In reply to Re: Perl Template::Toolkit combining variables? by jethro
in thread Perl Template::Toolkit combining variables? by Frederic_S

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