Something like this ?

(The code is as clear as your specifications) 

>perl -anF, -e "$x{$F[3]}+=$F[1] if $F[1]=~/^\d+/}{print qq|$x{$_}\t$_
+\n| for sort keys %x" data1.txt

2       "456.123.00"
2       "456.147.00"
6       "456.321.07"
5       "456.321.08"
5       "456.321.09"
12      "456.321.11"
6       "456.321.12"
1       "456.321.15"
1       "456.321.29"
1       "456.321.30"
1       "456.321.31"
1       "456.321.32"
1       "456.325.10"
2       "456.325.11"
2       "456.325.15"
2       "456.325.30"
2       "456.325.31"
8       "460.339.01"
16      "460.339.02"
2       "460.339.03"
4       "460.339.04"

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In reply to Re: Accumulate values for each data field by NetWallah
in thread Accumulate values for each data field by JobC

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