I have the following table being generated... 
Key1          Key2             Value
--------------------------------------
red           bike             5
red           car              4
red           shoes            20
yellow        shoes            1
yellow        skates           1000

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What I want to do is have the same table but sorted on the Value column. Therefore I would see 1000 at the top and then 20 next, etc... I read from a delimited file and create a hash of a hash of an array. The array holds the value, a counter, which is incremented within a while loop with the following line 
while (<>){
    ...
    $hash{key1}{key2}[0]++;
    ...
}

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I currently print the table above with the following: 
for $colour (sort keys %hash){
     for $device (sort keys %{ $hash{$colour}}){
          printf("\n%-55s %-55s %-40s",
          $colour, $device, $hash{$colour}{$device}[0]  );
     }
}

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How do I print the table by sorting strictly on the value?

In reply to Sorting multi-hash values by papai

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