firstly, all the best for the up and coming new year monks, secondly (script using strict and warnings as always :O) ) I have an hash of hashes with a pseudo structure as follows 

$output{$mode}{category}
$output{$mode}{division}
$output{$mode}{priority}
$output{$mode}{resolved}
$output{$mode}{current}
$output{$mode}{tis}
$output{$mode}{customer}
$output{$mode}{worker}

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which can be printed out like below when each was just a single value but for keys "current" and "tis" I now have multiple values which I have joined up with a /n 

 for(sort keys %output)
    {
    print "$_,$output{$_}{category},$output{$_}{division},$output{$_}{
+priority},$output{$_}{resolved},$output{$_}{current},$output{$_}{tis}
+,$output{$_}{customer},$output{$_}{worker}\n";
    }

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The list of which exists for say 'current' was populated with the following code <snippet> 

 while (m<CURRENT=(\S+)>gx)
            {
                $output{$mode}{current} = $1;
                push @{$cfg{$mode}{current}} => $output{$mode}{current
+};
                $output{$mode}{current} = join("\n",@{$cfg{$mode}{curr
+ent}});
            }

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A dump of the hash now looks like this

$VAR1 = {
          'AUTO' => {
                                    'category' => 'Shelf',
                                    'division' => 'deployment',
                                    'priority' => '3',
                                    'resolved' => 'YES',
                                    'current' => 'CLOSED2/1
CLOSED2/2
CLOSED2/3
CLOSED2/4',
            'tis' => '200
300
400
200',
            'customer' => 'NO',
                                    'worker' => 'YES',
                                    
                                  }
        };

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How can I change my print statement so I can print as follows: 

AUTO,Shelf,deployment,3,YES,CLOSED2/1,200,NO,YES
AUTO,Shelf,deployment,3,YES,CLOSED2/2,300,NO,YES
AUTO,Shelf,deployment,3,YES,CLOSED2/3,400,NO,YES
AUTO,Shelf,deployment,3,YES,CLOSED2/4,200,NO,YES

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Any help with this would be much appreciated

In reply to Printing hash values by Mark.Allan

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