" ... i want - open my existing excelsheet ....

And I want a pony.

But, as explained in the first (and so far, only) answer to your StackOverflow post, if Santa (or, more likely, the Grinch) brings you the pony you're asking for it will be (at best) a bucking, unbroken and untrustworthy bronco. You don't really want to have to ride that one.

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In reply to Re^3: perl help by ww
in thread perl help by snemmal

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