My excel writing last element twice in consecutive rows. i have an excel from where its reading below

Reading 2 rows like below |900000001| |900200001|

Writing 3 rows instead of 2

Sandy Candy Sandy.Candy@abc.com AD Chandy Ganny Chandy.Ganny@nbc.com AD Chandy Ganny Chandy.Ganny@nbc.com AD 

   if ($reecode ne "404") {
                for my $i (0..$#resext) {
                $response = $resext[$i]{id};
                #$reslogin = $resext[$i]{login};
                $resfn = $resext[$i]{firstName};
                $resln = $resext[$i]{lastName};
                $resdsrip = $resext[$i]{email};
                $resuser = $resext[$i]{type};
        
                $worksheet1->write($r, 0, $resfn);
                $worksheet1->write($r, 1, $resln );
                $worksheet1->write($r, 2, $resdsrip);
                $worksheet1->write($r, 3, $resuser);
         
                 $r += 1;
                

            }
    
         
        }

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In reply to My EXCEL.Writter writing last element twice in consecutive rows. by chandantul

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