Hi s_vijey,
You can also check Excel::Writer::XLSX. This module uses the same interface as the Spreadsheet::WriteExcel which produces excel files in binary XLS format. These modules can also be used on Win OS.
To install these module you can do as NetWallah, mentioned above or you can do like so: 

 perl -MCPAN -eshell   # from your CLI
 
 # then 

 cpan> install Excel::Writer::XLSX  # to install

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In reply to Re: writing into a excel sheet using perl by 2teez
in thread writing into a excel sheet using perl by s_vijey

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