Did you run your code? It doesn't even compile. And once I fix the compile error by changing
foreach $tmpvalue (@{$test{$key}{value})
to
foreach $tmpvalue (@{$test{$key}{values}})
it worked as expected. 

obj1 --> 1
obj1 --> 2
obj1 --> 3
obj2 --> 4
obj2 --> 5
obj2 --> 6

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Maybe if you showed us your real code, we could find the error.

In your real code, either

In other words, you have something equivalent to the following in your real code: 

$test{obj1} = \%data;
$test{obj2} = \%data;

#    -or-
#
# $test{obj1}{values} = \@values;
# $test{obj2}{values} = \@values;


for($i=1;$i<4;$i++)
{
  push(@{$test{obj1}{values}},$i);
}

for($i=4;$i<7;$i++)
{
  push(@{$test{obj2}{values}},$i);
}

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In reply to Re: Hash of arrays by ikegami
in thread Hash of arrays by Anonymous Monk

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