Yes something similar like you wrote!! Do you suggest any better way to do that?

My end goal is to create an HTML page, which will display a Column Chart. Each column is each $customer, who has its value drawn.

In bussiness, we have everyday new customers, and so the myHash will change everyday when I run the Script to get the data (which customers did visit us today). That can be completely direferent than yesterday (the names of $customer).

I am trying to find a good way to filter through myHash each $customer with it's representing value (money).

I Should ADD impotant info:

I noticed I have always written here that there is only one possible value from $customer. THIS IS NOT TRUE! My mistake. 

foreach $customer(keys %myHash){
$money_spent_9am = $myHash{$customer}{money9am};
$money_spent_3pm = $myHash{$customer}{money3pm};
}

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This is how I have it now, Ill run some tests if this is what I want.

In reply to Re^4: Keys and Values from Hash by David92
in thread Keys and Values from Hash by David92

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