Sorry, I want the total for each element. With the above code and the following snippet: 
     while (($value,$key) = each %hFields) {
          if (defined($rHash->{$key})) {
              $rHash->{$key}->{'count'}+= $value;
          } else {
            $rHash->{$key}->{'count'} = $value;
          }
          
          $total+= $value;
      }
   } 
   
   print "Total = $total\n", Dumper ($rHash);

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I get: 
Total = 146047
$VAR1 = {
  '1213_Device' => {
             'count' => 1181
           },
  'RTTMon_Common_Probe' => {
                 'count' => '2'
               },
  'Cisco_Temperature_Sensor' => {
                  'count' => 24
                },
  'Cisco_Memory_Pool' => {
               'count' => 2598
             },
  'Cisco_Voltage_Sensor' => {
                  'count' => 496
                },
  'Cisco_CBQoS_Class' => {
               'count' => 6250
             },
  'RTTMon_Jitter_Probe' => {
                 'count' => 175
               },
  'Cisco_CPU_Unit' => {
            'count' => 116
              },
  'Cisco_Power_Supply' => {
                'count' => '1'
              },
  'Cisco_CBQoS_Match' => {
               'count' => 9068
             },
  'Cisco_CBQoS_RED' => {
             'count' => 3470
               },
  'IETF_IF' => {
         'count' => 119169
           },
  'Cisco_Fan_Unit' => {
            'count' => 3497
              }
};

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In reply to Re^2: split snafus by manav_gupta
in thread split snafus by manav_gupta

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