Yes of course.

Few lines from <INPUT>

143599203|No|NACK|ENA||Major|20180129054027||ARM|NSA|PRM|0|DCN|Insuffi
+cient SNMP security settings|HN408-CP-1E-I|3176 && ne|||||||No||
143599356|No|NACK|ENA|ip|Major|20180129054037||CLR|NSA|PRM|0|DCN|CLEAR
+ED: Network element does not respond to SNMP requests|HN4000e|3176 &&
+ ne|||||||No||
143599357|No|NACK|ENA|ip|Major|20180129054039||CLR|NSA|PRM|0|DCN|CLEAR
+ED: Insufficient SNMP security settings|HN4000e|3176 && ne|||||||No||
143599999|No|NACK|ENA|ip|Major|20180129054529||ARM|NSA|PRM|0|DCN|Netwo
+rk element does not respond to SNMP requests|HN4000e|3176 && ne||||||
+|No||

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I've redacted the IP address and replaced with ip and also entered ne in place of a 6-9 digit number as it's sensitive, but hopefully this gives an idea of the format. Here's a sample of the output the script currently produces. 1st and 2nd column are $node_ip and $ne (both redacted) and third column is then $total{$ne}++ that seems to increment just fine and the final column is what I'm trying to call as the max but it increments regardless of what $ne is.

ip1     5 | Network element does not respond to SNMP requests       | 
+      212 |
ip2   213 | Network element does not respond to SNMP requests       | 
+      213 |
ip2   214 | Network element does not respond to SNMP requests       | 
+      214 |
ip3     4 | Network element does not respond to SNMP requests       | 
+      214 |
ip2   215 | Network element does not respond to SNMP requests       | 
+      215 |
ip2   216 | Network element does not respond to SNMP requests       | 
+      216 |
ip4    1 | Network element does not respond to SNMP requests       |  
+     216 |
ip2 |   217 | Network element does not respond to SNMP requests       
+|       217 |
ip2   218 | Network element does not respond to SNMP requests       | 
+      218 |
ip2   219 | Network element does not respond to SNMP requests       | 
+      219 |

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In reply to Re^2: Print Max Hash by bartrad
in thread Print Max Hash by bartrad

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