How then did you generate the query string in Perl? Did you use a here-doc? Some variations of here-doc handle escapes (and interpolation).
I think the point choroba is making is that a double-quote string constructor processes escapes (and also interpolates):
(Do you have warnings enabled?)c:\@Work\Perl\monks>perl -wMstrict -le "my $sq = '\Quick and \Easy \Upper \Limit \\UTTER \\LAUGH \Wow'; print qq{>$sq<}; " >\Quick and \Easy \Upper \Limit \UTTER \LAUGH \Wow< c:\@Work\Perl\monks>perl -wMstrict -le "my $dq = qq{\Quick and \Easy \Upper \Limit \\UTTER \\LAUGH \Wow}; print qq{>$dq<}; " Unrecognized escape \W passed through at -e line 1. >uick\ and\ asy PPER imit \utter \laugh wow<
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In reply to Re^8: Query Does not work in Spreadsheet::WriteExcel
by AnomalousMonk
in thread Query Does not work in Spreadsheet::WriteExcel
by dirtdog
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