Hi thanks for the reply i tried using J instead of rowcounter , it does the same thing the excel spreadsheet only get the final row here is the eaxample printed output that i want to fill a spreadsheet with Hardware type is GSR
Devices = 12
Unique Device counts = 10 2
Unique Device models = GSR GSR
Unique Device processors = GRP GRP
Unique Device memory = 128Mb 256Mb
Unique Device software = 12.0(26)S3 12.0(26)S3
Model is 1
row is 1, GSR, 2, GRP, 256Mb, 12.0(26)S3
Hardware type is 6503
Devices = 23
Unique Device counts =  13 10
Unique Device models =  6503 6503
Unique Device processors =  WS-X6K-SUP2-2GE WS-X6K-SUP2-2GE
Unique Device memory =  128Mb 256Mb
Unique Device software =  7.6(8) 7.6(8)
Model is 2
row is 1, 6503, 13, WS-X6K-SUP2-2GE, 128Mb, 7.6(8)
Hardware type is 2651
Devices = 68
Unique Device counts =  68
Unique Device models =  2651
Unique Device processors =  MPC860P
Unique Device memory =  128Mb
Unique Device software =  12.3(6)
Model is 1
row is 1, 2651, 68, MPC860P, 128Mb, 12.3(6)
Hardware type is ERX1400

In reply to Re^2: problem using perl module Spreadsheet::WriteExcel cannot get data into rows when using for loop on a list to populate rows by adamlee14
in thread problem using perl module Spreadsheet::WriteExcel cannot get data into rows when using for loop on a list to populate rows by adamlee14

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