Change this sub to shift right existing entries and add comment

# update sheet
sub update_sheet {
  my ($kw,$value,$comment) = @_;
  my ($sht,$r,$c) = @{$kwhashref->{$kw}}[0..2];
  my $sel = $Book->Worksheets($sht)->Cells($r,$c+1);
  $sel->Insert({ Shift => -4161}); # xlToRight
  $sel->{Value} = $value;
  $sel->AddComment( { Text=> $comment } );
  $kwhashref->{$kw}[3] = $value; # for debugging
}

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Add the extra comment parameter into the update_sheet call in 2 places here

    if (/($re).*addr = ([.\d]+)/){
      print "LIne $line_no kw=[$1] value=[$2] special\n"; 
      update_sheet($1,$2,$_);
      next;
    }
    
    # match more than 1 per line e.g. usim and isim   
    while (/($re)[ =]*([.\d]+)/g){
      print "Line $line_no kw=[$1] value=[$2]\n"; 
      update_sheet($1,$2,$_);
    }

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As written it stores the whole line in the comment. I'll leave it to you to filter it as required

poj

In reply to Re^12: How to read the value of a variable (read from a Excel file converted Into text file) and put then back into Excel column by poj
in thread How to read the value of a variable (read from a Excel file converted Into text file) and put then back into Excel column by rockyurock

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