Thank you for your quick reply. I'm horribly new to Perl and it's nice to have someone looking over my shoulder. I made the change you suggested and sadly am getting an error - probably since I didn't show you all the code.... 

#all the checks have been run - now sort the 2 hashes, and print out t
+heir contents to the note.
    my $ReleventCount = scalar keys %Relevent;
    if ($ReleventCount >= 1) {
        foreach my $name (sort { $b <=> $a } keys %Relevant) {        
        $RESULTS = $RESULTS . "Severity: " . $name . "\n" . $Relevent{
+$name} . "\n\n"
        }    
    }

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Error: Global symbol "%Relevant" requires explicit package name at PSFT_Automation.pl line 641. Execution of PSFT_Automation.pl aborted due to compilation errors. Again, Thanks for helping me out

In reply to Re^2: My Perl-foo... SORT is not strong by Greg@Work
in thread My Perl-foo... SORT is not strong by Greg@Work

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