Really appreciate all of this help. This site is always great to hit up if you run into trouble. Rather than starting a new thread, I figured I would just ask my similar question here: How would I transform this: 
my %hash = (
             '103496-1'  => [{ 'CLVD' => '5678', 'COMP' => '1234', 'FD
+' => '0010', 'Files' => [{'File' => 'text.txt', 'hash' => 'a538346ad3
+485'},{'File' => 'text2.txt', 'hash' => '237d97892376a'}] }]
           );

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into this: 
my %newhash = (
             '103496-1'  => [{ 1234 => {'CLVD' => '5678', 'FD' => '001
+0', 'Files' => [{'File' => 'text.txt', 'hash' => 'a538346ad3485'},{'F
+ile' => 'text2.txt', 'hash' => '237d97892376a'}] }]
           );

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Basically the only difference is that I don't want to remove the front value and simply shift 1234 outside of the original array. Any thoughts or suggestions?

In reply to Re: Modifying order of a hash by monaghan
in thread Modifying order of a hash by monaghan

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