Hi Everyone,
I want a spread sheet of data.
I did try some xml code of my own but I am not sure ..if this is working.For some reason all the data is coming into 1 cell....
I was the data to appear as 
server1  Running  2005-07-24 22:58:06
server2  Running  2005-07-26 13:48:23
server3  Running  2005-07-24 22:51:20

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in the spread sheet. I have an immediate deadline...any further help to debug the code will be appreciated.

BTW:Don I did try your suggestion with the XML::Element but I think we need some lib' for that which we dont hv in our prod environment. <

In reply to Re^2: PERL AND XML by Anonymous Monk
in thread PERL AND XML by Anonymous Monk

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