Hello mnakkach,

If you are trying to learn programming you really are not showing any effort. As the fellow Monks already said this is a not a free code forum. Show us some effort, show us your code and then you can ask for advice / code improvements etc.

I will answer your question because I found it extremely easy. Did you read the documentation of the Excel::Writer::XLSX/write_comment( $row, $column, $string, ... ). Regarding reading the comments from you spread sheet, this is for you to figure it out. Show us the effort and we will try to help.

Hope this helps, BR.

Seeking for Perl wisdom...on the process of learning...not there...yet!

In reply to Re^3: Merging 2 xlsx files (UPDATED) by thanos1983
in thread Merging 2 xlsx files by mnakkach

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