Hi ankit.tayal560,

You need to break up your get_cell subroutine calls to avoid processing blank cells i.e. change every instance of:

$key_var = $worksheet->get_cell($x,$y)->value

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to something like

$cell = $worksheet->get_cell($x,$y);
next unless $cell;
$key_var = $cell->value;

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Additionally, I would change for my $row(1..$worksheet->row_range) to for my $row(1..($worksheet->row_range)[1]) - the row_range subroutine returns a list, not a scalar

I hope that helps, good luck!
Shadowsong

In reply to Re: How to convert Excel contents into a hash table and further access the contents of that hash table ? by shadowsong
in thread How to convert Excel contents into a hash table and further access the contents of that hash table ? by ankit.tayal560

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