Try:

print @{$results{$value}{August}{fullTimeEducation}};

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Not familiar with the particular module that you're using, but I'm pretty sure that you're trying to output something that's an array-ref. Putting that result in @{} will force it back into a list context, so that when it's 'stringified' it will print out each element.

If the elements of this array are further refs, you'll see more "ARRAY(0xDEADBEEF)" "HASH(0xDEADBEEF)" outputs, so you'll have to think about writting some kind of formatting routine.

In reply to Re: Getting data out of hash by ptkdb
in thread Getting data out of hash by Anonymous Monk

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