Here is what I have:

use strict;
my %hash = (name1 => {iid1 => '6',
                      iid2 => '3',
                      iid3 => '4'},
            name2=> { iid4 => '3',
                      iid6 => '5',
                      iid2 => '2'}
           );
foreach my $name (keys %hash) {
  my $count=0;
  print "Name: $name\n";
  foreach my $iid (keys %{$hash{$name}}) {
    print "$hash{$name}{$iid}\t\t $iid\n";
    $count=$hash{$name}{$iid} + $count;
  }
  print "$count\t\t TOTAL\n\n";
}
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Here is what I get:
Name:   name2
3   iid4
5   iid6
2   iid2
10   TOTAL

Name:   name1
6   iid1
3   iid2
4   iid3
13   TOTAL

Here is what I want:

Name:   name2
5   iid6
3   iid4
2   iid2
10   TOTAL

Name:   name1
6   iid1
4   iid3
3   iid2
13   TOTAL

How do I get where I need to be?? Much thanks in advance.

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