I think you're seeking keys, and its friends values and each. Together this rag-tag bunch of former special ops members travels the country in a custom van helping those in need.

Wait, no. They let you iterate over hash contents. I think I got them confused with the A Team. Must be the similar mohawks . . .

I am trying this, but with no success. How far off base am I?

for my $key (keys %$hash) {
     print "$hash->{'prefix'}->{$key}"
}
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No cigar either...

foreach my $k1 ( keys %{ $hash{'prefix'} } ) {
     for my $k2 ( keys %{ $hash{$k1} } ) {
          print("$k2\n");
     }
}
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How do I process an entire hash?

Access and Printing of a HASH OF HASHES

In my opinion, Dumper output looks a little better if you pass it a reference to a hash, rather than the hash itself:

print Dumper(\%hash);
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$VAR1 = {
          'summary' => {
                         'allotments' => 679
                       },
          'prefix' => {
                        '32 ' => 425,
                        '45 ' => 5,
                        '41 ' => 2,
                        '46 ' => 5,
                        '44 ' => 1,
                        '47 ' => 9,
                        '43 ' => 1,
                        '27 ' => 1,
                        '48 ' => 212,
                        '22 ' => 14,
                        '29 ' => 2,
                        '40 ' => 2
                      }
        };
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Thanks for the "\" advice for Data::Dumper. That does look a lot better. I will read the URLs that everyone suggested and see what I come up with. Thanks again!

foreach my $key (keys %hash) {
    print "$key = $hash{$key}\n";
}#foreach

foreach my $value (values %hash) {
    print "value = $value\n";
}#foreach

while ( my ($key, $value) = each %hash ) {
    print "$key = $value\n";
}#while
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Lyle, here is a Dump with \%hash

$VAR1 = {
          'summary' => {
                         'allotments' => 679
                       },
          'prefix' => {
                        '32 ' => 425,
                        '45 ' => 5,
                        '41 ' => 2,
                        '46 ' => 5,
                        '44 ' => 1,
                        '47 ' => 9,
                        '43 ' => 1,
                        '27 ' => 1,
                        '48 ' => 212,
                        '22 ' => 14,
                        '29 ' => 2,
                        '40 ' => 2
                      }
        };
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What I am trying to do is jump into the HoH to the keys under "prefix" and print their corresponding values. (i.e. that "32" = "425", "45" = 5...etc). Can't this be done in a single loop? Something like

foreach my $key (keys $%hash->{'prefix'})
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