At first I tried my programs by using  Spreadsheet::ParseExcel; But due to so many limitations I selected Excel::Writer::XLSX. But in this I need to write a long number in the cell. For example 17,89,624

For this I am writing 

 $worksheet->write_number( $row, $col, sprintf ('%d',$data{'Peak_MO'})
+, $number);


$worksheet->write( $row, $col, sprintf ('%d',$data{'Peak_MO'}), $numbe
+r);

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It's working fine but its writing as "1789624". But I need it comma separated for easy reading. Is there any format for that ??? 


my $number = $workbook->add_format(
                                        font     => 'Arial',
                                        border   => 1,
                                        size     => 10,
                                        align    => 'center',
                                        valign   => 'vcenter',
                                        italic   => '1',
                                  );

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In reply to Need help in Excel::Writer::XLSX by ravi45722

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