%my_array=(Key_One=>["50","25","100","90"],
  Key_Two=>["35","18","110","72"],
  Key_Three=>["100","35","99","82"]
);
$a_key = each %my_array;
for $column (0 .. $#{$my_array{$a_key}}) {
    @a = sort { $b <=> $a } 
         map { $my_array{$_}[$column] } 
         keys %my_array;
    print $column+1, ": @a[0..1] \n";
}

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output:

1: 100 50
2: 35 25
3: 110 100
4: 90 82

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note on "each" function: When called in scalar context, returns only the key for the next element in the hash.

In reply to Re: Array Sorting Trouble by fglock
in thread Array Sorting Trouble by Anonymous Monk

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