I need to use that final hash to build out this CSV file. Now your code is great because it properly dumps the XML.csv, and now while I have the data in the big hash build out this secondary CSV file too. You can see where the list of member IP's need to go separated bu semicolons. member1;member2;member3 

#,,,,,,,,
# Console Version: ,9.6.0,,,,,,,
# Version:         ,12.0.0,,,,,,,
# Timestamp:       ,2015-11-03 13:25:53 EST,,,,,,,
#,,,,,,,,
# Source:          ,host1,,,,,,,
# StartTime:       ,2015-11-03 09:12:00 EST,,,,,,,
# EndTime:         ,2015-11-03 10:12:00 EST,,,,,,,
# Data Type:       ,Business Groups,,,,,,,
#,,,,,,,,
Status,Name,Description,Members,Id,InboundUtilizationBandwidth,Outboun
+dUtilizationBandwidth,Appliances,CollectOnDirector
W,Application1,,10.10.10.1;10.10.10.2;10.4.23.34,68,0,0,,

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In reply to Re^4: Need help with complex hash of hashes. by vlturner
in thread Need help with complex hash of hashes. by vlturner

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