It is not clear from your question WHICh hash contents you need. Here is how to show both: 
                ntSpacer($hash1{$samekeys});
                ntSpacer($hash2{$samekeys});
                
        }
    }

sub ntSpacer{
  
    my ($myseq) = @_;
    .. process and print $myseq...

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I would want to pass some indication of WHICH hash, and which key was being printed.
for that, change the param to : 
   my ($myseq, $hashname, $key) = @_;

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And the call becomes: 
       ntSpacer($hash2{$samekeys}, "HASH2", $samekeys);

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In reply to Re: Input Hash Values Into Subroutine by NetWallah
in thread Input Hash Values Into Subroutine by FIJI42

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