okay guys I think my example was misleading because I'm getting lost.

I don't just want the keys as the output, I want everything. I just did that as a quick example and I apologize if it confused people.

Example: 

%hash = (
test => 1,
red => 3,
blue => 14,
size => 2,
orange => 7,
punk => 18,
pink =>19,
candle => 21,
can => 11
);

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test 1     size  2
red 3      orange 7
can 11     blue  14
punk 18    pink 19
candle 21

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Just imagine it is sorted verticle from row A to row B. These are the results I need. Thanks

In reply to Re: split hash into two columns by Anonymous Monk
in thread split hash into two columns by Anonymous Monk

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