Now, I'm just going to generate some bunk data to give you the idea. But I think this is what you want.
I've never figured out a good way to make this type of code indent well for readability, so you'll have to deal with that yourself.

my @URI = ("/profileQuery1","/profileQuery2","/profileQuery3");
my @DATE = ("05/Apr/2004:16:33:02", "05/Apr/2004:16:36:31", "05/Apr/20
+04:16:37:48");
my @FILESIZE = ("889","224", "345");



my $i = 0;
while($i <= $#URI){

format top =
URI                 DATE                   Seconds  Filesize
-------------- --------------------------  -------  -------
.
format STDOUT =
@<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< @<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< @<<<<<<< @<<<<<<<
$URI[$i],$DATE[$i],"1", $FILESIZE[$i]
.
write;

        $i++;
}
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This code outputs

URI                 DATE                   Seconds  Filesize
-------------- --------------------------  -------  --------
/profileQuery1   05/Apr/2004:16:33:02        1        889
/profileQuery2   05/Apr/2004:16:36:31        1        224
/profileQuery3   05/Apr/2004:16:37:48        1        345

And I'm fairly sure that's what you wanted.

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