Hi there!
I am looping this array but I am getting "HASH(0x28c0af8)" as part of the results.
Any better way?

$VAR1 = {
  '12349' => [
               {
                 'name' => 'RIC',
                 'reference' => '00y77676',

               }
             ],
  'X334' => [
               {
 
                 'name' => 'MES',
                 'reference' => '0089kkjh9',

               }
             ],
  'U7564' => [
               {
  
                 'name' => 'CHAMV',
                 'reference' => '00gt6544',

               }
             ],
  'Q234' => [
               {
                 'name' => 'INGTON',
                 'reference' => '0099ytr',

               }
             ],
  'K988777' => [
              {
 
                'name' => 'LOE',
                'reference' => '9887hhh',

              },
              {
 
                'name' => 'TYL',
                'reference' => '00ttr54433',

              },
              {
 
                'name' => 'TLYN',
                'reference' => '099iuuy7',

              },
              {

                'name' => 'LEEN',
                'reference' => '0yy76767',

              },
              {
 
                'name' => 'TSY',
                'reference' => '00hyu65',

              },
              {
 
                'name' => 'ASTCIA',
                'reference' => '0dree4333',

              },
              {
 
                'name' => 'IRNDA',
                'reference' => '99877uuug',

              }
            ],
  'P99987' => [
               {
  
                 'name' => 'JOSPH',
                 'reference' => '0gft5210',

               }
             ],
};

process(\%thedata);

sub process {

    my $all = shift;
    my %run_all = %$all;

    foreach my $key (keys %run_all){
      print "$key\n";
      foreach my $entry (@{$run_all{$key}}) {
        print "$entry\n";
       }
      print "\n";
     }
}

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Thank you!

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