My apologies !!

Original content (below) and title restored by GrandFather.

Hi,

First here is the related snippet of code I want to ask your assistance for :


my $row=1;
while ($a = $sth->fetchrow_hashref()) {
$worksheet->write_url($row,0,  qq({internal:'$a->{OrderID}'!A1}));
$worksheet->write($row,0, $a->{OrderID}, $bold);
$worksheet->write($row,1, $a->{OrderDate});
$worksheet->write($row,2, $a->{ShippedDate});
$worksheet->write($row,3, $a->{CustomerName});
$worksheet->write($row,4, $a->{ShipVia});
$worksheet->write($row,5, $a->{ShipName});
$worksheet->write($row,6, $a->{ShipAddress});
$worksheet->write($row,7, $a->{ShipCity});
$worksheet->write($row,8, $a->{ShipRegion});
$worksheet->write($row,9, $a->{ShipPostalCode});
$worksheet->write($row,10, $a->{ShipCountry});
$worksheet->write($row,11, $a->{Freight},$number);
        $freight = $a->{Freight};
        $ordttl = $a->{'Total'} + $a->{'Freight'};
$worksheet->write($row,12,$ordttl,$number);
$row++;
print "Current row number is $row\n";

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After $row++ loop how do I maintain the current $row number so I can add other stuff like grand total to be positioned just after $row++ loop in the same worksheet.

As you can see above I am printing the current $row after $row++ loop and it shows that current row is 2 this is not I want, I want the next row after $row++ loop, I hope I have made my question clear enough.

Many many thanks for your help !!

Terry

In reply to Spreadsheet::WriteExcel how to maintain row number by terrykhatri

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