You have some work to do.
However, if you wind up with an array as you show, code like this might be useful to you..
Other code can be used to translate a row,column to column,row.
Make some kind of attempt at your code and post it here and you will get a lot of help.
Your code does not have to be "pretty" or even completely work. Trying is important. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

my @array = qw(5 4 6 6 2 3 4 9 1 2 4 5);
my (@blue, @red, @green, @orange);

while (@array)
{
   my ($blue, $red, $green, $orange) = splice(@array,0,4);
   push @blue,  $blue;
   push @red,   $red;
   push @green, $green;
   push @orange,$orange;
}

print "Blue =   @blue\n";
print "Red =    @red\n";
print "Green=   @green\n";
print "Orange = @orange\n";

__END__
Blue =   5 2 1
Red =    4 3 2
Green=   6 4 4
Orange = 6 9 5

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In reply to Re: How to fill a template values from a excel using perl? by Marshall
in thread How to fill a template values from a excel using perl? by ksikder

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