This code works with the numerics:
use strict; use warnings; my @names; my @numerics; my $rec = 0; while (<DATA>){ ($names[$rec], $numerics[$rec]) = split /:\s/,$_; $rec++; } for (sort {$numerics[$a] <=> $numerics[$b]} 0..$#numerics){ print "$names[$_]\n"; } __DATA__ Ansv. specialist-/ överläkare: 1 Ordinerade läkemedel: 1 namn: 1 Undersökningsresultat: 1 H - Med avd K74: 3 Anamnes: 1 Bidiagnos(er) enl. ICD-10: 2 Uppföljning: 1 Nybesök: 1 Journalförare: 1 ASIH-Äldrebo Älvsjö: 4 Huvuddiagnos enl. ICD-10: 2 Vårdtid: 1 Orsakskod/text: 1 Bedömning: 1 Epikris: 1 H - AVA M83 Medicin: 8 Vårdförlopp: 1 Utskriftsdatum: 1
Note - I got rid of the terminating " ." which interfers with the "number" to the right of the ":".

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In reply to Re: Help with Hash by NetWallah
in thread Help with Hash by kumaar1986

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