You mean like this? 

my @To_Send = (
    { LI_VN_Mode                    => '00100011' }, # 8 bit
    { Stratum                       => '0' },        # 8 bit
    { Poll                          => '0' },        # 8 bit
    { Precision                     => '0' },        # 8 bit
    { Root_Delay                    => '0' },        # 32 bit
    { Dispersion                    => '0' },        # 32 bit
    { Reference_Identifier          => '0' },        # 32 bit
    { Reference_Timestamp_Sec       => '0' },        # 32 bit
    { Reference_Timestamp_Micro_Sec => '0' },        # 32 bit
    { Originate_Timestamp_Sec       => '0' },        # 32 bit
    { Originate_Timestamp_Micro_Sec => '0' },        # 32 bit
    { Receive_Timestamp_Sec         => '0' },        # 32 bit
    { Receive_Timestamp_Micro_Sec   => '0' },        # 32 bit
    { Transmit_Timestamp_Sec        => '0' },        # 32 bit
    { Transmit_Timestamp_Micro_Sec  => '0' },        # 32 bit
    );

my @SendSntpPacket = map values %$_, @To_Send;
print Dumper \@SendSntpPacket;

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I took the liberty of renaming your variables because i see no reason to label them as such. They are what they are. :)

jeffa

L-LL-L--L-LL-L--L-LL-L--
-R--R-RR-R--R-RR-R--R-RR
B--B--B--B--B--B--B--B--
H---H---H---H---H---H---
(the triplet paradiddle with high-hat)

In reply to Re: How to extract the values of an Array of Hashes by jeffa
in thread [SOLVED] How to extract the values of an Array of Hashes by thanos1983

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