well i'm tryin to get 15 examples for each $arzt_nr....
currently i have this :

    open(OUTPUT, $file3) || die "Datei nicht gefunden"; #outputfile öf
+fnen
    foreach my $arzt_nr (keys %Ordnung){ 
        my @versnummer = (keys %{ $Ordnung{$arzt_nr}{$vknr}});
            for (1..15){
            my $verrand = $versnummer[rand @versnummer] ;
            print OUTPUT "$arzt_nr;";
            print OUTPUT "$Ordnung{$arzt_nr}{$vknr}{$verrand}{bht};";
            print OUTPUT "$Ordnung{$arzt_nr}{$vknr}{$verrand}{gnr};";
            print OUTPUT "$Ordnung{$arzt_nr}{$vknr}{$verrand}{Name};";
            print OUTPUT "$Ordnung{$arzt_nr}{$vknr}{$verrand}{Vorname}
+;";
            print OUTPUT "$Ordnung{$arzt_nr}{$vknr}{$verrand}{Geburtst
+ag};";
            print OUTPUT "$vknr;";
            print OUTPUT "$_\n";
            }
        }
    close (OUTPUT);
    }

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it's almost fine when there are more then 15 possibilities (get the same output twice sometimes), but i still got problems if there are less....tryin to figure that out atm 8)

thx for the help, especially the 2nd ano monk's post was very helpful

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