Perhaps include some more code then. For example, how do you define $MYWORKSHEET; what's the call to Win32::OLE look like (are you opening an existing application), etc. And of course, maybe some of the spreadsheet (a reasonable amount) might be helpful. I've done some things with this before, and know the $sheet->Range("range")->{Value} is the correct "template" for getting at a value. Maybe you have the wrong sheet that you are accessing.

Have you debugged any to narrow the problem down?

update Maybe you should check out Win32::OLE Tips and Tricks with Excel.

/update

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Reading from Excel by dimmesdale
in thread Reading from Excel by Hrvoje

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