Thanks Bill This really helps but i will need to compare an array with User id details and then print the corrosponding Network details with recent login information and the counts the users attempts per Network . If user not logged in to a respective network then will use "Not Used" is that possible for you to help? I have included my effort on this function

@array4    

900000001
900000002
900000007
900000009
900000010
900000011
900000012
500000008

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foreach my $id (sort keys %hash) {
             foreach my $network(keys %{ $hash{$id} }) {
              foreach (0..$#array4) {
        if (exists $hash{$array4}{$network}) {
        print $hash5{$array4};
         } else {
                                 
            print "Not Loggedin";                     
                    
                            }
                            }
    }

}

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In reply to Re^2: How i can create hash of arrays of hashes from my 3 arrays? by chandantul
in thread How i can create hash of arrays of hashes from my 3 arrays? by chandantul

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