Dear Monks,
i have a array structure like: 

VAR1 = {
          'Host' => 'server02',
          'GroupName' => 'serversA'
        };
$VAR2 = {
          'Host' => 'server04',
          'GroupName' => 'serversA'
        };
$VAR3 = {
           'GroupName' => 'serversB',
           'Host' => 'server02'
         };
$VAR4 = {
          'Host' => 'server04',
          'GroupName' => 'serversB'
        };
$VAR5 = {
           'GroupName' => 'serversC',
           'Host' => 'server02'
         };
$VAR6 = {
          'Host' => 'server04',
          'GroupName' => 'serversC'
        };
$VAR7 = {
           'GroupName' => 'serversD',
           'Host' => 'server02'
         };

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My expected output is:

server02 is in Groups serversA,serversB,serversC,serversD
server04 is in Groups serversA,serversB,serversC

I can do like "print $ref1->{Host} , " ", $ref1->{GroupName}, "\n";"
but how can i consolidate the values?

Thanks

In reply to Array consolidating values by maikelnight

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