Thank you for your insight. You have solved some of my issues and moved me along. I'm getting the data in the format I would like it. I am able to print the screens with the correct number of buttons in the "\multirow{??}".
The only issue I have now that is keeping me from completing this is, counting down buttons available per page and then formatting the changes to "\multirow{??}" as it is effected by being split between pages.
Sorry about the order of the sorted elements, I wasn't thinking about it when I was typing up the sample result. I was trying to make sure that a $key was page broken.

This is what I have now. I think that if I manipulate a few more if statements I can count down remaining buttons and check that each time that $ele = 0, to determine if I need to split it and update the "\multirow{??}". I may need to count down buttons per screen remaining also.

my $MaxButtons = 5;
my $RemainingButtons = $MaxButtons;
my $ButtonsOnPage = 0;
for $key (sort keys %HashCount) 
{
    for $ele (sort keys %{$HashCount{$key}})
    {
        
        if ($ele eq 0){
        } else {
            if ($ele eq 1){
                print "\\multirow{$HashCount{$key}->{0}}{0.85in}{\\myt
+abhead{$key}} \& " . $HashCount{$key}->{$ele} . "\n";
            } else {
                print " \& " . $HashCount{$key}->{$ele} . "\n";
            }
      
        }
    }
}

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