Hi Monks!
I have an array like this: 
$VAR1 = [
   {
     'name' => 'Discount',
     'reference' => '100       ',
     'type' => 'Paper'
   },
   {
     'name' => 'Documents',
     'reference' => '100       ',
     'type' => 'Paper'
   },
   {
     'name' => 'Money',
     'reference' => '340       ',
     'type' => 'Plastic'
   },
   {
     'name' => 'State',
     'reference' => '40        ',
     'type' => 'Cotton'
   },
   {
     'name' => 'Slice',
     'reference' => '30        ',
     'type' => 'Cotton'
   },   {
     'name' => 'Part',
     'reference' => '45        ',
     'type' => 'Cotton'
   },
]

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I would like to access the data in this array and have the results as: 

for ( @{ $my_array } )
{
    print "$_\n";
}


print "Results: Paper:
                      Discount - 100
                      Documents - 100

                Plastic:
                         Money - 340
                Cotton:
                         State - 40
                         Slice - 30
                         Part  - 45

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Kind of lost on how to get this going, any help?
Thanks for the help!

In reply to Accessing this array ref. by Anonymous Monk

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