"Hi ,
I am a QA engineer from bangalore working on perl,I came across a problem while generating report into a csv file where I am also printing the Excel formulas into it.
I have to print something like this
print LOG",=EXACT(B24,D24)\n";
but what happens when i print this in the log.csv the comma takes D24 to the next field .
Is there a way to print the formula to a single cell.
I tried putting an escape sequence something like
print LOG",=EXACT(B24\,D24)\n";
but still it gave me the same result.
Thanks and Regards
Pradeep.S";
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