Hi I have a data structure like the one given below(sample). This one is sample only. This is build dymanically based on an array. The no of elt in the array may vary.
So the DS may be a HoHoA or HoHoH...oA.
,
I want to access all the keys and array from similar structure.
,
I am using Data::Diver to create this structure
$summaryhash = 'AMER';
$VAR2 = {
          'N1' => [
                    [
                      [
                        [
                          '1'
                        ],
                        '9.4495'
                      ],
                      '97.1521'
                    ],
                    '22.0331'
                  ],
          'Security' => [
                          [
                            [
                              [
                                [
                                  '1'
                                ],
                                '98.6315'
                              ],
                              '55.2082'
                            ],
                            '40.8162'
                          ],
                          '47.5309'
                        ],
    }

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i want something like this key1,key2..... value(array)
Thanks in Adv

In reply to Accessing the Array values in a multilevel hash by Anonymous Monk

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