The code should select a column, like: my $SelectedHeaderColumn = "A:A"; #then select the column: $currentsheet->Columns($SelectedHeaderColumn)->{Select}; #then go through all entries in this column ??? in VB this was: 'define Column: Dim SelectedHeaderColumn As String SelectedHeaderColumn = "A:A" 'Select the Column: Columns(SelectedHeaderColumn).Select 'then go through all Entires in the Column: For Each Entry In Selection Debug.Print Entry.Value Next And now I tried to translate the For loop into perl, but I didn't get it... Thanks for help

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Question about Win32::OLE and Excel by Streen
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