Hi Monks,

Have hash of hashes need to loop through and add values of 'month' total values and day+week total values of all except for 'Sum'. 

my $month_total = 0;
my $day_week_total = 0;
$VAR1 = {
          'Adam' => {
                      'days' => 22,
                      'weeks' => 5,
                      'total' => 22
                    },
          'Keas' => {
                      'total' => 114,
                      'test' => 2,
              'weeks' => 8,
                      'days' => 107,
                      'months' => 5
                    },
          'Tim' => {
                     'total' => 4,
             'weeks' => 5,
                     'days' => 3,
                     'months' => 1
                   },
    'Sum' => {
                     'total' => 440,
                     'days' => 365,
                    'months' => 9
         }
        };

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Loop through the hash of hashes and add all the 'months' value except for the key 'Sum'. $month_total = 6 ( none for 'Adam' + 5 for 'Keas' + 1 for 'Tim' ) Loop through the hash of hashes and add all the values of 'days'+'weeks' except for the key 'Sum'. $day_week_total = 150 ( (22+5) for 'Adam' + (107+8) for 'Keas' + (3+5) for 'Tim' )

Expected output: $month_total = 6; $day_week_total = 150;

Dear Monks, please give me a direction to achieve this. Thank you so much

In reply to How to loop through hash of hashes and add the values based on condition? by Sami_R

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