I have posted the solution on stackoverflow

Please see the below link

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56545694/unable-to-retain-the-format-in-copying-from-one-excel-file-to-another/57095816#57095816

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

use Spreadsheet::ParseExcel;
use Spreadsheet::WriteExcel;
use Spreadsheet::ParseExcel::SaveParser;

print "FILE 1 $ARGV[0]"."\n";
my $parser1   = Spreadsheet::ParseExcel::SaveParser->new();
my $template1 = $parser1->Parse($ARGV[0])  or die "Unable to open firs
+t xls file";

my $func_worksheet_count = $template1->worksheet_count();

my $parser2   = Spreadsheet::ParseExcel::SaveParser->new();
my $template2 = $parser2->Parse($ARGV[1])  or die "Unable to open seco
+nd xls file";

my $test_worksheet_count = $template2->worksheet_count();

print "FILE 2 $ARGV[1]"."\n";


my $worksheet22;
my $worksheet11;
my $sheet_name;

 for (my $i = 0; $i < $test_worksheet_count; $i++) {
    $worksheet22 = $template2->worksheet($i);
    $sheet_name = $worksheet22->get_name();
        print $sheet_name."\n";
    $template1->AddWorksheet($sheet_name);
 } 

 my $font;
 my $AlignH;
 my $AlignV; 
 my $Indent;
 my $Wrap;
 my $Shrink;
 my $Rotate;
 my $JustLast;
 my $ReadDir;
 my $BdrStyle;
 my $BdrColor;
 my $BdrDiag;
 my $Fill;
 my $Lock;
 my $Hidden;
 my $Style;

 my $iFmt;
 my $format;
my $iF1;





 for (my $k = 0; $k < $test_worksheet_count; $k++) {

    $worksheet22 = $template2->worksheet($k);
    $worksheet11 = $template1->worksheet($func_worksheet_count+$k); 


    my $cellz; my $valua;my $format_number;
    for (my $i = 0; $i < 1000; $i++) {
        for (my $j = 0; $j < 30; $j++) {
            $cellz = $worksheet22->get_cell( $i, $j );
            if($cellz){
                $valua = $cellz->value(); $format_number = $cellz->{Fo
+rmatNo};
                $format = $cellz->get_format(); 
                 $font = $format->{Font};
                 $AlignH = $format->{AlignH};
                 $AlignV = $format->{AlignV}; 
                 $Indent = $format->{Indent};
                 $Wrap = $format->{Wrap};
                 $Shrink = $format->{Shrink};
                 $Rotate = $format->{Rotate};
                 $JustLast = $format->{JustLast};
                 $ReadDir = $format->{ReadDir};
                 $BdrStyle = $format->{BdrStyle};
                 $BdrColor = $format->{BdrColor};
                 $BdrDiag = $format->{BdrDiag};
                 $Fill = $format->{Fill};
                 $Lock = $format->{Lock};
                 $Hidden = $format->{Hidden};
                 $Style = $format->{Style};


                 $iFmt =
                $template1->AddFormat(
                    Font => $font,
                    AlignH => $AlignH,
                    AlignV => $AlignV,
                    Indent => $Indent,
                    Wrap => $Wrap,
                    Shrink => $Shrink,
                    Rotate => $Rotate,
                    JustLast => $JustLast,
                    ReadDir => $ReadDir,
                    BdrStyle => $BdrStyle,
                    BdrColor => $BdrColor,
                    BdrDiag => $BdrDiag,
                    Fill => $Fill,
                    Lock => $Lock,
                    Hidden => $Hidden,
                    Style     =>  $Style,
                );


                $worksheet11->AddCell($i, $j, $valua, $iFmt);
            }
        }   
    }
 }



my $workbook3 = $template1->SaveAs("testing.xls");
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2019-07-28 Athanasius linkified the link

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In reply to Re: Unable to retain the format in copying from one excel file to another by nemadepsn
in thread Unable to retain the format in copying from one excel file to another by nemadepsn

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